Oxidase, Pigment Production, Carbohydrate Slant, Catalase, Coagulase, Esculin Hydrolysis, and Hemolysis Test - 15B

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What are the Question asked in the O/F test?

  1. Can the organism ferment glucose?

  2. Can the organism produce CO2

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What are the ingredients in O/F test tubes?

Glucose, Bromothymol Blue, Vaspar, and a Durham glass tube

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What is the chemical being detected in an O/F test?

Acid

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How does Bromothymol Blue work?

  • yellow = acidic

  • green = neutral

  • blue = basic

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What are the questions being asked in the Oxidase Test?

  1. Does the organism have Cytochrome C enzyme in the ETC?

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What are he Key Ingredients in a Oxidase test?

Oxidase Reagent

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What is the pH indicator in an Oxidase Test?

No indicator, uses a reagent

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What is the chemical being detected in an Oxidase test?

No chemicals are being released, detecting presence of the enzyme Cytochrome C.

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What are the Questions being asked in the Pigment Production test?

  1. Does the organism produce a pigment?

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What are the key ingredients in the Pigment Production Test

Low nutrients in Mueller-Hinton Agar

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What is the chemical being detected in the Pigment Production test?

No chemical, just looking for pigment production.

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What is the pH indicator for the Pigment Production test?

No pH indicator.

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What are the questions being asked in the Carbohydrate Slant test?

  1. Does the organism make acid aerobically from the carbohydrate?

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What are the key ingredients in a Carbohydrate Slant Test?

Phenol red and a Carbohydrate.

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How does the pH indicator in a Carbohydrate Slant Test work?

Phenol Red

Yellow = Acidic

Orange = Neutral

Red = Basic

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What is the chemical being detected in a Carbohydrate Slant test?

Acid from aerobic metabolism (Breaking down the carbohydrate through respiration)

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What is the question being asked in a Catalase Test?

Does the organism have the enzyme Catalase?

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What are the key ingredients in a Catalase test?

3% H2O2

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What is the chemical being detected in a Catalase Test?

No chemical, just presence of enzyme catalase seen by bubbles.

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What is the pH indicator in the Catalase Test?

No pH indicator

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What are the questions being asked in the Coagulase Test?

Does the organism have the enzyme Coagulase? (Coagulase clots blood plasma)

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What are the key ingredients in the Coagulase Test?

Rabbit Plasma

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How does the pH indicator work in a Coagulase test?

Does not have a pH indicator

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What are the chemicals being detected in the Coagulase test?

None just if it has the coagulase enzyme.

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What is the question being asked in the Esculin Hydrolysis test?

Can the organism hydrolyze Esuclin?

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What are the key ingredients in an Eculin test?

Esculin and Iron (ferric citrate)

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What are the chemicals being detected in the Esculin test?

no chemical, just the reaction with the ferric compound.

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What is the pH indicator in the Esculin Test?

none

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What are the question being asked in the Hemolysis test (Blood Agar)?

Can the organism breakdown RBC’s

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What are the key ingredients in the Hemolysis Test?

Whole Blood

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What are the chemicals being detected in the Hemolysis Test?

none

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What is the pH indicator in the Hemolysis Test?

none, visual observation