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salmonella can cause:
septicemia and diarrhea
shigella can cause:
dysentery, diarrhea
E. coli can cause:
shiga toxin producing
yersinia pestis can cause:
plague
general stain characteristics
gram negative bacilli (rods)
temp for yersinia
at cold enrichment and room temp
colony morphology
All mostly large grey on blood agar, need selective/differential media, and biochemical tests
gram stain and colony of klebsiella
Mucoid, lactose fermenter, capsules around on gram stain.
gram staining on yersinia
Bipolar staining, (dark on both ends) Wayson stain
E coli hemoplysis:
large grey beta hemolytic
Enterobacter and klebsiella colony morphology
large mucoid on blood and MAC
Serratia marcescens colony morphology
pink/red on blood sometimes on MAC
Enterobacter (Pantoea) agglomerans colony morphology
large yellow on blood
proteus colony morphology
swarming on blood and CAP, concentric rings on agar
MacConkey agar MAC
Differential for lactose, selective with crystal violet and bile salts.
---pos is dark pink, neg is transparent
Eosin, Methylene Blue agar EMB
Differential for sucrose and lactose, selective with Eosin Y and Methylene Blue
āpos black/purple color, E. coli distinctive green metallic sheen, neg is transparent
Hektoen-Enteric Agar HE
Differential for lactose, sucrose, salicin, selective with bile salts, H2S indicator is sodium thiosulfate
āpos salmon colored, negative green to blue,
āH2S pos is black color
Salmonella and shigella agar SS
Differential for lactose, selective with brilliant green and bile salts, H2S indicator sodium thiosulfate
-Pos red, neg transparent
-H2S pos is black center
-used in all stool samples to differentiate the two bacteria
Xylose-Lysine Deoxycholate agar XLD
Differential for Lactose, sucrose, and xylose, selective with bile salts, H2S indicator sodium thiosulfate,
-Pos is yellow color, neg is transparent on red medium
-H2S pos is black
-red colony its non lactose, H2S neg
Strong lactose fermenters
Escherichia
Enterobacter
Klebsiella
Delayed lactose fermenters
Serratia (ONPG pos)
Citrobacter
Klebsiella
Lactose fermenter, H2S neg, A/A
Shigella
Non lactose, H2S neg, K/A
Salmonella
Non lactose, H2S pos, K/A with H2S+
H2S producers
Edwarsiella
Proteus
Citrobacter
Salmonella
Enrichment broths
Selenite and GN broth
-primarily for salmonella and shigella
-inhibit gram positive
Key characteristics
all oxidase neg except for some like pleisomonas
reduce nitrate to nitrite
ferment glucose
all motile except klebsiella, shigella and yersinia at 37 C ( it is at 22 C)
Nitrate reduction test
test if organism reduces nitrate NO# to nitrate NO2 or even all the way to nitrogen gas N2
āInoculate a nitrate broth with organism, incubate in fresh incubator for 24 hours,
āthen add sulfanic acid (nitrate reagent A/1) then alpha naphthylamine (nitrate reagent B/2)
āNegative is clear/yellow pos is red color
To tell if reduced all the way to nitrogen gas (remains clear) add zinc powder which reduces nitrate to nitrite
āpos is clear then yes it was all the way to gas, neg is red
TSI triple sugar iron slant
Fermentation of carbohydrates (sugars) into acid end products will result in a yellow color on the slant and/or butt
āReported āAā for acid or āKā for alkaline
āStab agar and streak it
Will turn yellow for glucose fermentation, the peptone utilization will yield alkaline products, proteins=alkaline, reversal to pink color
āDidnāt utilize sucrose or lactose
āAny yellow or black on the butt or bottom part of the tube means glucose fermenter
āThe top part yellow means used sucrose and or lactose
āif top is pink= it used peptones or proteins
āBlack is H2S pos
āif the whole thing is red/pink it doesnāt belong to that family
Motility test
Semi solid media
āstab media with needle, some have an indicator color, incubate for 24 hours
ālooking if organism has moved away from stab site
ācloudiness or movement is pos
Enterobacteriaceae best identified by?
biochemical tests
āAPI system
Methyl red
mixed acid pathway
āstrong acid
āpH to 4.5 or lower (MR+)
Voges Proskauer
Butylene glycol
āweak acids especially Acetoin reduced further into acetyl methyl carbinol
āwont reduce to less and 4.5 ph to turn it red
āVP+ after reagents 1 and 2
ātribe 5 including Klebsiella, Enterobacter, Serratia, Hafnia, and Pantoea are VP+
LIA Lysine iron agar slant
If it removes carboxyl (anaerobic process, bottom of slant) or amine group (aerobic process, top of slant)
āBromocresol purple pH indicator color, sodium thiosulfate, and ferric ammonium citrate (H2S)
āDark purple color at pH 6.8 or higher and yellow at pH 5.2 or lower
-Positive for decarboxylation = purple at the butt, Negative deamination = purple/port wine on slant
-Negative for decarboxylation = yellow at the butt, Positive for deamination = port wine color on slant
Byproducts
Proteus, Providencia, and Morganella positive for deamination, port wine color on slant
ONPG
To use lactose need Beta-galactoside permease (lactose permease) and Beta-galactosidase
āslow lactose fermenters donāt have Beta-galactoside permease
ādetect delayed lactose fermenters, = yellow color, clear is non lactose fermenter
Spot Indole test
Indole is a degradation product, looks like the oxidase test on filter paper or circle.
āSaturate filter paper with reagent then with wooden stick add colonies to paper.
āPositive blue green color (ex": Proteus vulgaris, Klebsiella oxytoca, E. coli)
āNegative is no color change (ex: Proteus mirabilis, Klebsiella pneumonia)
Indole with Kovacās reagent
Indole test in tube
āPositive is production of pink/red color after adding reagent
āNegative is production of yellow color after adding reagent
SImmons citrate medium slant
Ability of organism to use citrate as sole carbon source
--pH indicator is bromothymol blue
--neutral pH of this is green color in tube
Streak the slant part only and leave cap loose, incubate for 24 hours and read
āpositive is blue (alkaline) color
ānegative is it remains green color
Urea agar slant
Production of ammonium by splitting of urea by urease, increasing pH to alkaline
ācolor change from yellow to pink
āPos is pink color neg remains yellow
Some urea positive organisms:
āProteus, morganella, and Providencia rettgeri
Serratia is also:
Gelatinase Positive and DNase positive