A microbe produced positive methyl red results and negative Voges-Proskauer results. What may be concluded about...
A microbe produced positive methyl red results and negative Voges-Proskauer results. What may be concluded about the microbe's metabolism?
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The microbe respires aerobically.
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The microbe produces mixed acids but does not use the butanediol pathway.
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The microbe uses the butanediol pathway but does not produce mixed acids.
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The microbe produces mixed acids and uses the butanediol pathway.
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It shows that microbe produces mixed acids but does not uses butanediol pathway as it is anaerobic respiration.
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