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Phenylethylalcohol Agar

selective media; allows grow of gram(+) cells. Phenylethylalcohol is toxic to gram(-) cells

Mannitol Salts Agar

selective/differential media; salts found in the media allow hypertonic growth; phenol red found in the media will change color in regards to acidity (red(-) yellow(+)

MacConkey Agar

selective/differential media; crystal violet inhibits growth of gram(+) growth, Neutral red shows the PH(acidity) of bacteria and presence of lactose, shows the cells ability to ferment

Eosin-Methylene Blue Agar

Selective/differential media; EMB inhibits gram (+) growth. EMB also shows if a bacteria is a lactose &/or sucrose fermenter ; Lactose fermenter turned green

Blood Agar

Differential media; hemolysis (break down of hemoglobin; red blood cells) allows us to compare bacteria

Alpha Hemolysis


Beta Hemolysis


Gama Hemolysis

alpha- partial breakdown


beta- complete breakdown


gama- no breakdown

Catalase Test

bacteria that are positive for a catalase will break down H202 producing oxygen and water forming a foam or bubbling

Starch hydrolysis Test

Starch is a carbohydrate; test shows the ability of a bacteria to break down starch. adding iodine will change the color of the agar only when starch is no longer present

Egg Yolk Agar

tests for the ability to break down lipids/proteins. positive test will show a clearing in the plate while a negative plate will show no change

Gelatinase Test

detects the ability to break down gelatinase for energy use. Positive test will turn the agar from a solid to a liquid

Phenol Red Test

detects the ability to break down sugars. when a bacteria ferments CO2 and H2O a produced. The broth will stay red when fermentation does not happen. Detects acidity (PH) the durham tube is used to collect CO2 that is produced

Triple Sugar Iron Agar (TSIA)

tests for production of H2S, metabolism of sucrose &/or lactose, production of gas during fermentation, production of acid during during fermentation

Urease Test

tests for the presene of urease in a cell. PH increases the broth will turn red

SIM (sulfide, indol, motility)

tests for motility, the presence of indol, and production of Sulfide. positive test for indol will show a red band at the top of the tube, positive test for motility will show turbidity, positive test for sulfide will have a black precipitate


Methyl Red Test

Tests for the presence