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What is the enteric family of bacteria? |
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Aerobic or or facultative anaerobic, GM-, robs that ferment lactose with acid and gas formation. Usually nonpathogentic. |
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What is an example of a enteric cloriform? |
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Escherichia, Citrobacter, Enterobacter |
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What is an example of a enteric non-cloriform? |
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What is the distinguishing characteristic of cloriforms? |
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Eosin-methylene blue agar. Differentiates based on lactose fermentation Selects for gram negative - EMB inhibits GM+ growth.
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Triple Sugar Iron (TSI) agar. Prepared on slant - inoculated by streaking and then stabbing. Contains glucose, lactose, sucrose, ferrous sulfate, phenol red and nutrient agar.
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How are the result of a TSI slant to be interpreted? |
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Yellow is acid, Red is alkaline. R/Y - Ferments glucose only. Y/Y - Ferments glucose, lactose, and/or sucrose R/R - does not ferment any sugar (double check for growth) (G) Bubbles and cracks - CO2 gas production. Black precipitate - H2S is produced.
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Is EMB a selective, differential or enrichment medium? |
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Is TSI a selective, differential or enrichment medium? |
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