LAB 9 - Non-Glucose Fermenting GNB Flashcards

1
Q

non-fermenters

A

group of aerobic gnbs that are either incapable of using carbs as a source of E or degrade them via oxidative rather than fermentative metabolic pathways
(+/-) or O or NC in OF glucose media

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2
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PARED APPLE SMELL

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Alcaligenes faecalis

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3
Q

Risk group III in this category

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Burkholderia pseudomallei (melioidosis)
B. mallei (livestock -glanders)

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4
Q

BCSA

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Burkholderia cepacia Selective Agar

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5
Q

NGFGNB ox -

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Stenotrophomonas (gown)
Acinetobacter (lwoffi andbaumannii)

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6
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TTR, pitter

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M. lacunata

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7
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sticky Acinetobacter

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lwoffi

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8
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gnb pairs

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M. lacunata

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9
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NC in OF test media

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A. lwoffi
M. lacunata
Alcaligenes faecalis

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10
Q

Wet motility neg

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M. lacunata
Acinetobacter (lwoffi and baumannii)

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11
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which GNNFB does not grow on mMAC

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M. lacunata
P. fluorescens = scant growth
A. lwoffi grows at 48h

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12
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NIT + (gas)

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P. aeruginosa
others are ither V or -

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13
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how to differentiate between P. fluorescens and P. putida

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fluor = gelatin hydrolysis pos
putida = neg

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14
Q

Brownian motility

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passive
not true motility
jerky/oscillatory movement usually in one spot or lacking direction

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15
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oxidation of glucose

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  • bacteria produce acids from carbs in aerobic conditions
  • glucose oxidized to gluconic acid
  • weak acid; only 1 molecule of acid produce from 1 molecule of glucose
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16
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fermentation

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  • anaerobic process
  • glucose first phosphorylated then split into two triose molecules
  • further rxns = one or more acids = lactic, formic, succinic, or acetic acid
  • more rapid than oxidation
17
Q

OF test

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determines if a sugar is attacked by oxidation or fermentation
- one sealed wth mineral oil for anaerobic conditions while other tube is loosely capped for aerobic

18
Q

OF test ingredients

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high carb content
low peptone concentration
phosphate
NaCl
Bromothymol blue indicator

19
Q

positive nitrate reduction

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pos within 10 secs; red colour develops

20
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nitrate test

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  • test detects presence of nitrites (after reduction of nitrates)
  • reagent A and B will react with nitrites = red colour
  • if nitrate reduction did not occur, nitrates are still present so zinc will react with nitrates to make nitrites = red colour
  • if no colour change after zinc, this means that no nitrates, and no nitrites which means, it’s gone further = denitrification
21
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fluorescein

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  • pyoverdin production by P. aeruginosa
  • yellow-green diffusible, fluorescent pigment which is NOT soluble in chloroform,
  • most strains of P. aeruginosa
  • pigment production (+ fluorescence) noted by viewing BAP culture under short wave UV light
22
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pyocyanin

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  • P. aeruginosa only species that can produce this
  • blue-green, diffusible, non-fluorescent pigment which is soluble in chloroform
  • characteristic metallic sheen on BAP
23
Q

pyorubin production

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brown to red in colour

24
Q

pyomelanin production

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brown in colour

25
Q

most common cause of human diarrheal disease esp. in children

A

Campylobacter jejuni

26
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C. jejuni motility

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darting motility pos