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Blood Agar: Differential or Selective
Differential
Beta-hemolysis
complete destruction of RBCs and hemoglobin
What does B-hemolysis look like on the media
clearing around the colonies
alpha-hemolysis
partial destruction of RBCs
What does a-hemolysis look like on the media
olive-greenish discoloration around colonies
y-hemolysis
non-hemolytic
Phenol Red Lactose Fermentation Broth: Differential or Selective
Differential
What is the Phenol Red Broth used to determine
if the added carbohydrate is fermented or not
Phenol Red as a pH indicator will turn the broth (1) below pH 6.8, (2) above pH 7.4, and (3) between pH 6.8-7.4
1) yellow
2) pink/magenta
3) red
within the broth, the inverted Durham tube determines what
gas production
For Phenol Red Broth: yellow broth, bubble in tube
fermentation of carbohydrate with acid and gas end products
For Phenol Red Broth: yellow broth, no bubble in tube
fermentation of carbohydrate with acid end products but no gas produced
For Phenol Red Broth: red broth, no bubble in tube
no fermentation of carbohydrate or gas production
what is the sole carbon source in the Citrate Utilization test
sodium citrate
what is the sole nitrate source in the Citrate Utilization test
ammonium
Only organisms with these enzymes can survive in the Citrate Utilization test
citrate lyase and citrate permease
citrate lyase
hydrolyzes citrate into oxaloacetate and acetate
citrate permease
transports oxaloacetate into the cell to perform citrate fermentation
What is the purpose of the Citrate Utilization Test
to differentiate Enterobacteriaceae based on ability to use citrate as sole carbon source and perfrom citrate fermentation
Bacteria that can utilize citrate also convert ammonium phosphate to ammonia and ammonium hydroxide resulting in a pH
increase
pH indicator is Citrate Utilization test
bromothymol blue
below pH 6.9 the citrate agar will be the color (1)
above pH 7.6 the citrate agar will be the color (2)
1) green
2) blue
Even if the medium does not turn blue, growth on the Citrate Agar is considered a
positive reaction
urea hydrolysis is used to differentiate organisms that contain the enzyme
Urease
The Urease Test contains strong buffers that prevent the alkalinization of medium by all but which organisms
rapid urease-positive organisms
What is the pH indicator used in the Urease Test
Phenol Red
If the Urease Test medium is yellow or orange, that indicates a
urease-negative organism
If the Urease Test medium is red or pink in less than 24 hrs, that indicates a
urease-positive organism
How is the Motility Agar inoculated
with a straight transfer needle
What is the purpose of TCC in the motility agar
used as an electron acceptor, turns Red when reduced, added to make interpretation easier
Positive result for motility
red TCC is seen radiating outward from central stab
negative result for motility
red TCC is only along the stab line