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3 intracellular nutrients present in chocolate agar

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  • hemoglobin
  • hemin (X factor)
  • nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide (NAD or V factor)
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2 bases of blood agar and chocolate agar

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  • trypticase soy agar

- nutrient agar

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Bacteria inhibited by phenylethyl alcohol (PEA) agar

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Gram negative bacteria

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Level of sodium chloride in mannitol salt agar (MSA)

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7.5% sodium chloride

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Bacteria that is able to grow on MSA

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Staphylococcus sp. (+ salt-tolerant strains of Micrococcus and Enterococcus)

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Carbohydrate in MSA

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Mannitol

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Indicator in MSA

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Phenol red indicator

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Color of colonies of mannitol fermenters in MSA

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Yellow

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Color of phenol red indicator at pH 8.4

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Red

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Color of phenol red indicator at pH 6.8

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Yellow

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Organisms that grow on Eosin Methylene Blue (EMB) agar

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Gram negative bacteria

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Organisms differentiated by EMB agar

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Lactose fermenters (purple to green metallic sheen) from non-lactose fermenters (colorless)

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2 dyes in EMB agar that inhibit gram positive bacteria

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  • eosin

- methylene blue

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13
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Carbohydrate in EMB agar

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Lactose

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Color of E. coli in EMB agar

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Green metallic sheen

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15
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Organism with fish-eye appearance on EMB agar

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Enterobacter aerogenes

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Color of non-lactose fermenters in EMB agar

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Colorless

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17
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Organism with green metallic sheen on EMB agar

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E. coli

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18
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Organisms that grown on MacConkey (MAC) agar

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Gram negative bacteria

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Organisms differentiated by MAC agar

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Lactose fermenters (pink to red) from non-lactose fermenters (colorless)

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2 substances in MAC agar that inhibits gram positive bacteria

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  • Bile salts

- crystal violet

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Carbohydrate source of MAC agar

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Lactose

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Organisms that grow on Hektoen Enteric Agar (HEA)

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Stool pathogens

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23
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Organisms inhibited by HEA

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Normal flora coliforms of the lower GI tract

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24
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2 inhibitors in HEA

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Bile salts & citrate

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3 carbohydrate sources in HEA

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  • lactose
  • sucrose
  • salicin
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Indicator in HEA

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Bromthymol blue indicator

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27
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pH ranges of bromthymol blue

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  • pH greater than 7.6: blue
  • pH 6.0-7.6: green
  • pH less than 6.0: yellow
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28
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H2S indicator in HEA

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ferric ammonium citrate with Sodium thiosulfate

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29
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Color of colonies in HEA if they ferment 1-3 carbohydrates

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Orange

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30
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Color of colonies in HEA is they are non-fermenters of carbohydrates

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Green

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31
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Color of pathogens in HEA

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Green colonies with or without black centers

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32
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Color of normal flora in HEA

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Yellow colonies

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33
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Pathogen that produces yellow colonies in HEA due to sucrose fermentation

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Yersinia enterocolitica

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34
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Organisms that grow in Xylose-Lysine Desoxycholate (XLD)

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Stool pathogens

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Inhibitor in XLD; inhibits gram positive bacteria, E. coli and inhibits swarming of Proteus

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Desoxycholate and citrate

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Indicator in XLD

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Phenol red indicator

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37
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3 carbohydrates in XLD

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  • Xylose
  • sucrose
  • dextrose
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38
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Color of Salmonella on XLD

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Red colonies with black centers

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39
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Color of Citrobacter and Proteus on XLD

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Yellow colonies with black centers

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40
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Organism in XLD that produce red colonies with black centers

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Salmonella

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41
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2 organisms that produce yellow colonies with black centers in XLD

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  • Proteus

- Citrobacter

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42
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Indicator in MAC

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Neutral red indicator

43
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Color of neutral red indicator in pH 6.8-8.0

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Brown

44
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Color of neutral red indicator in pH less than 6.8

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Pink-red

45
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3 inhibitors in SSA

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  • brilliant green agar
  • bile salts
  • citrate
46
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Carbohydrate source in SSA

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Lactose

47
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Indicator in SSA

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Neutral red indicator

48
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Color of lactose fermenters in SSA

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Pink-red

49
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Color of non-lactose fermenters in SSA

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Colorless

50
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H2S indicator in SSA

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Ferric ammonium citrate with sodium thiosulfate

51
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Appearance of Shigella in SSA

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Colorless colonies without black centers

52
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Appearance of Salmonella in SSA

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Colorless colonies with black centers

53
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Appearance of normal flora coliforms in SSA

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Pink to red colonies

54
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A selective medium fot isolation of Salmonella spp. especially S. typhi

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Bismuth Sulfite Agar (BSA)

55
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2 inhibitors in BSA; inhibits gram positive bacteria, most lactose fermenting intestinal normal flora and Shigellae

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  • bismuth sulfite

- brilliant green

56
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Appearance of S. typhi colonies in BSA

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Black colonies surrounded by a metallic sheen

57
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3 Salmonella spp. with colonies that are light green on BSA

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  • S. gallinarum
  • S. choleraesuis
  • S. paratyphi
58
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Appearance of S. gallinarum, choleraesuis, and paratyphi colonies on BSA

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Light green colonies

59
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Selective and differential medium for Vibrio spp.

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Thiosulfate Citrate Bile salt Sucrose (TCBS) agar

60
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4 inhibitors in TCBS; inhibits gram positive cocci, gram negative rods normally present in stool sample

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  • thiosulfate
  • citrate
  • bile salt
  • increased pH
61
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Carbohydrate in TCBS

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Sucrose

62
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Indicator in TCBS

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Bromthymol blue

63
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2 Vibrio spp. that produce yellow colonies in TCBS

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  • V. cholerae

- V. alginolyticus

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2 Vibrio spp. that produce blue-green colonies in TCBS

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  • V. parahaemolyticus

- V. vulnificus

65
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Appearance of colonies by V. cholerae and V. alginolyticus

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Yellow

66
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Appearance of colonies by V. parahaemolyticus and V. vulnificus

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Blue-green colonies

67
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Screenig medium used in the identification of Enterobacteriaceae

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Triple Sugar Iron (TSI) agar

68
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3 carbohydrates in TSI agar

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  • glucose
  • lactose
  • sucrose
69
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pH indicator of TSI agar

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Phenol red

70
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H2S indicator of TSI agar

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Ferric ammonium citrate with sodium thiosulfate

71
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Used to determine the ability of an organism to deaminate lysine, decarboxylate lysine and produce H2S

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Lysine Iron Agar (LIA)

72
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4 organisms identified using LIA

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  • Salmonella
  • Proteus
  • Providencia
  • Morganella
73
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3 members of the Enterobacteriaceae that are deaminase positive

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  • Proteus
  • Providencia
  • Morganella
74
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Carbohydrate in LIA

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Glucose

75
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Amino acid in LIA

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Lysine

76
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pH indicator in LIA

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Bromcresol purple

77
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H2S indicator in LIA

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Ferric ammonium citrate

78
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Medium used for Indol Production Test

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Tryptone broth

79
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Reagent used in Indol production test

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Ehrlich’s or Kovac’s (paraaminobenzaldehyde)

80
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Positive result in Indol production test

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Red ring

81
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Negative result in Indol production test

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Yellow/brown ring

82
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Enzyme that oxidizes tryptophan to indol in Indol Production Test

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Tryptophanase

83
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Medium in Methyl Red test

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MRVP (Methyl Red Voges Proskauer) medium

84
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Reagent in Methyl Red Test

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Methyl red indicator

85
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Positive result in Methyl red test

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Red solution

86
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Negative result in Methyl Red test

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Yellow solution

87
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Principle of Methyl Red Test

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Fermentation of glucose to pyruvic acid which leads to decreased pH and taking of the color of the indicator

88
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Medium used in Voges Proskauer test

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MRVP medium

89
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2 reagents used in Voges Proskauer test

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  • VP reagent A (alpha naphthol in absolute methyl alcohol)

- VP reagent B (KOH with creatine)

90
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Positive result of Voges Proskauer test

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Pink to red color

91
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Negative result of Voges Proskauer test

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Yellow color or copper-like

92
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Produced in VP test positive results

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Acetoin

93
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Medium used in Citrate Utilization Test

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SCA (Simmons Citrate Agar)

94
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Indicator of Citrate Utilization Test

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Bromthymol blue

95
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Positive result of Citrate Utilization Test

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Prussian blue color

96
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Negative result of Citrate Utilization Test

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Green color

97
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Medium used for Urease Test

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Urea broth

98
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Indicator in Urease test

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Phenol red

99
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Positive result in Urease test

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Pink-red

100
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Negatvie result in Urease test

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No color change

101
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Medium for Sulfide Indol Motility (SIM) medium

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SIM (Sulfide Indol Motility) medium

102
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Reagent for SIM medium

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Ehrlich’s or Kovac’s

103
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Signified by the red ring on the surface of the SIM medium

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Indol production

104
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Carbohydrate in BSA

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Glucose

104
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H2S indicator in XLD

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Ferric ammonium citrate with sodium thiosulfate

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