21 - Drinking water analysis

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Describe KF strep agar, including

  • what it tests for

  • selective, differential, or both

  • main differential component

  • Enzyme of pathway product

  • pos controls

  • streptococcus and enterococcus species, uses membrane filiter techique that traps organissm larger than .45um

  • selective against organisms with ETC, differential makes enterococcus red

  • Sodium azide inhibits org. with ETC, 1% TTC gives red color to enterococcus species

  • appears red - enterococcus

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What are the characteristics of coliforms?

ferment lactose to acid and gas, gram negative, non-spore forming bacilli

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Describe LST-MUG Test, including

  • what it tests for

  • the media

  • selective, differential, or both

  • main differential component

  • Enzyme of pathway product

  • positive control

  • negative controls

  • tests for cleaving of MUG to MU (Indicates E coli), growth and fermentation of sugar

  • lauryl tryptose broth

  • differential, indiciates MUG to MU under fluorescent light

  • MUG and lactose in broth

  • MUG to MU by GUD enzyme

  • Escherichia coli, gas in tube, growth, blue under fluorescent light

  • Klebsiella Pnuemoniae (yellow in UV), Proteus Vulgaris (yellow in UV)

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Describe EMB agar, including

  • what it tests for

  • selective, differential, or both

  • main differential component

  • Enzyme or pathway product

  • positive controls

  • E coli

  • selective for gram negatives, differntial for sugar fermentation

  • dyes inhibit growth of gram positives and dyes bacteria

  • fermentation of sugars

  • Escherichia coli - appear metallic green, lactose ferm and acid production

  • klebsiella pneumoniaea - purplish, growth no fermentation or acid production

  • Proteus vulgaris - pinkish, no lactose fermentation but some acid production

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What does the membrane filter do when getting coliforms from water samples?

traps organisms larger than .45um

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What color do fermentative bacteria that produce some but not a lot of acid appear on EMB agar? Give an example

pink, Proteus vulgaris

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What color do non-fermentative bacteria appear on EMB agar? Give an example

purple, Klebsiella pneumoniae

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What genus of organisms can grow on KF strep agar?

streptococcus and enterococcus species

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<p>What are the controls for EMB agar and what do their results indicate?</p>

What are the controls for EMB agar and what do their results indicate?

  • Escherichia coli - appear metallic green, lactose ferm and acid production

  • klebsiella pneumoniaea - purplish, growth no fermentation or acid production

  • Proteus vulgaris - pinkish, no lactose fermentation but some acid production

<ul><li><p>Escherichia coli - appear metallic green, lactose ferm and acid production</p></li><li><p>klebsiella pneumoniaea - purplish, growth no fermentation or acid production</p></li><li><p>Proteus vulgaris - pinkish, no lactose fermentation but some acid production</p></li></ul><p></p>
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<p>What is EMB agar usually used for?</p>

What is EMB agar usually used for?

differentiating between E. coli, lactose-fermenting, and non-lactose-fermenting gram-negative bacteria based on their colony appearance; fecal contamination confirmatory test

<p></p><p><span>differentiating between E. coli, lactose-fermenting, and non-lactose-fermenting gram-negative bacteria based on their colony appearance; fecal contamination confirmatory test</span></p>