Bacterias Flashcards
Enterobacteriaceae
- Gram?
- O2 requirement?
- Oxidase/Catalase?
- Fermentation?
- Agars? Broths?
- Tests?
- Temp.?
- Other important
- Gram-
- Facultative anaerobic
- Oxidase-, Catalase vary
- Glucose fermentation
- VRGB agar, EE Broth
- Glucose Fermentation test, oxidase test (-)
- Very
- Reduce nitrate to nitrite
E. coli
- Gram?
- O2 requirement?
- Oxidase/Catalase?
- Fermentation?
- Agars? Broths?
- Tests?
- Temp.?
- Other important
- Gram-
- Facultative anarobic
- Catalase+, Oxidase-
- Fermentation?
- TBX agar, MMG broth, Brilliant green-bile-lactose broth
- Tests: Citrate utilization test -, Voges-Proskauer test -, Methyl red test +, Indole test +, IMVIC tests
- Mesophilic
- Other important
Enterococcus faecialis
- Gram?
- O2 requirement?
- Oxidase/Catalase?
- Fermentation?
- Agars? Broths?
- Tests?
- Temp.?
- Other important
- Gram+
- Facultative, Aerotolerant anaerobic
- Catalase- (+ in some conditions), Oxidase-
- Ferments glucose
- Slanets-Bartley agar
- Tests: Heat resistance examination
- Catalase-
Salmonella
- Gram?
- O2 requirement?
- Oxidase/Catalase?
- Fermentation?
- Agars? Broths?
- Tests?
- Temp.?
- Other important
- Gram-
- Facultative anarobic
- Catalase+, Oxidase-
- H2S prod, decompose glucose
- RVS Broth, MKTTn, XLD, BPLactose, BPLSucrose, MSRV
- Tests: Lysine decarboxylation +, Methyl red test+, TSI+, Urea test-, Indol-, Voges Proskauer Test-, ONPG Test-
- Mesophilic
- Other important
Listeria Monocytogenes
- Gram?
- O2 requirement?
- Oxidase/Catalase?
- Fermentation?
- Agars? Broths?
- Tests?
- Temp.?
- Other important
- Gram+
- Aerobic or facultative anaerobic bacteria
- Catalase+, Oxidase-
- Ferments glucose+maltose
- Aloa agar, Oxford agar, Palcalm agar, Fraser broths,
- CAMP test: S.aureus (+), Rh.equi (-), Catalase Test+, Motility test+, Haemolysis test+, Acid Prod. from CHO: rhamose (+) xylose (-),
- Psychrophilic
- B-Haemolysis+, Rhamnose+, Somersaulting motility 20-25C,
Staphylococcus aureus
- Gram?
- O2 requirement?
- Oxidase/Catalase?
- Fermentation?
- Agars? Broths?
- Tests?
- Temp.?
- Other important
- Gram+
- Aerobic or facultative anaerobic bacteria
- Catalase+, Oxidase-
- Ferments lactose, sucrose, maltose
- Giolitti- Cantoni broth, Baird-Parker agar,
- Coagulase+, Thermostable deoxyribonuclease test
- Mesophilic
- Reduces nitrate to nitrite, B-Haemolysis+,
Cl. perfringens
- Gram?
- O2 requirement?
- Oxidase/Catalase?
- Fermentation?
- Agars? Broths?
- Tests?
- Temp.?
- Other important
- Gram+
- Anaerobic
- Oxidase-, Catalase-
- Fermentation?
- Sulphite cycloserine agar, Lactose-sulphite broth
- Fluid thioglycolate medium,
- Temp.?
- Spore forming, haemolysis+
Cl botulinum
- Gram?
- O2 requirement?
- Oxidase/Catalase?
- Fermentation?
- Agars? Broths?
- Tests?
- Temp.?
- Other important
- Gram+
- O2 requirement?
- Oxidase-, Catalase-
- Fermentation?
- Agars? Broths?
- Tests?
- Group 1 mesophilic, Group 2 psychrophilic
- Spore forming
Bacillus cereus
- Gram?
- O2 requirement?
- Oxidase/Catalase?
- Fermentation?
- Agars? Broths?
- Tests?
- Temp.?
- Other important
- Gram+
- Facultative anaerobic
- Catalase+, oxidase-
- Decompose mannitol
- MYP agar
- Tests?
- Temp.?
- Lecithinase+, Phosphorylase+, Reduce nitrate to nitrite, Hemolysis+, Emetic toxin
Which bacterias are Fresh Faecal Contamination Indicators?
E. coli, Enterobacteriaceae, Enterococcus Faecalis (long term)
Which bacterias are psycrophilic?
Listeria monocytogenes
Yersinia enterocolitica
Clostridium botulinum (group 2)
Some strains of: Bacillus cereus / E.coli
Which bacterias are mesophilic?
Salmonella
E. coli
S. aureus
Clostridium botulinum (group 1)
Which bacterias are thermophilic?
Campylobacter
Optimal for multipilcation of bacterias
neutral pH (6.5-7.5),
temp. : psychrofilic - thermophilic
nutrients: rich in protein
Optimal for multipilcation of yeasts
low pH (4.5-6.5),
temp. : psychrophilic, mezophilic,
nutrients: rich in carbohydrate