Column 1 will list ALL characteristics you have identified or tested (include a Gram reaction, shape (morphology), and size). Column 2 will include the results for your unknown (the heading should read unknown #14). Column 3 will contain the results for your identified organism (taken from Bergey’s or other sources). Please provide a footnote/citation to indicate the sources of your different information. For example, How do you know that organism “Genus species” is acid from glucose +? Citations tell me where you looked that up. Enterobacter aerogenesCharacteristic: Gram reaction,Shape (morphology), sizeUnknown 14OxidaseNegativeNegativeCitrate slantPositivePositive?Lysine decarboxylasePositivePositive?Lactose fermentationPositivePositiveVogues ProskauerPositivePositive?Methyl RedPositiveNegativeNegativePositive?GelatinNegativeNitrate broth (reduction)PositiveSucrose fermentationNegativePositive?Mannitol fermentationPositivePositive?Motility mediumPositivePositive?Indole (production)NegativeNegativeUrease SlantPositive pinkPhenylalanine agar/ deaminase NegativeNegativeGlucose fermentationPositiveMotileGram stainNegativeNegativeMaltosePigment productionNegativeNegative

There are few important points that should kept in mind : As we know that bacteria are microscopic…

Column 1 will list ALL characteristics you have identified or tested (include a Gram reaction, shape (morphology), and size). Column 2 will include the results for your unknown (the heading should read unknown #14). Column 3 will contain the results for your identified organism (taken from Bergey’s or other sources). Please provide a footnote/citation to indicate the sources of your different information. For example, How do you know that organism “Genus species” is acid from glucose +? Citations tell me where you looked that up.

Column 1 will list ALL characteristics you have identified or tested (include a Gram reaction, shape (morphology), and size). Column 2 will include the results for your unknown (the heading should read unknown #14). Column 3 will contain the results for your identified organism (taken from Bergey’s or other sources). Please provide a footnote/citation to indicate the sources of your different information. For example, How do you know that organism “Genus species” is acid from glucose +? Citations tell me where you looked that up.

Microbiology for Surgical Technologists (MindTap Course List)

2nd Edition

ISBN:9781111306663

Author:Margaret Rodriguez, Paul Price

Publisher:Margaret Rodriguez, Paul Price

Chapter9: Microbial Disease Transmission

Section: Chapter Questions

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