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MacConkey and EMB agar
Selective gram - agar inhibitory gram +
Lactose fermentation indicator
MacConkey agar
yellow agar used in gram - id
inhibitory by bile salts
+ lactose ferementation = pink
- lactose ferementation = no change
EMB agar
brownish agar used in gram - id
inhibited by methylene blue
rapid lactose ferm = metallic green
reg lactose ferm=nucleated colonies, black nucleus
no lactose ferm= no color change
TSI slant
red/pink slant used in gram - id
triple sugar iron agar
stab and streak method
contains a slant and a butt
TSI slant
aerobic portion
shows if we have lactose ferm
+ gives us a color change from red to yellow
TSI butt
anaerobic portion
shows us if we have glucose ferm
+ changes agar color from red to yellow
TSI "black" butt
hydrogen sulfide and iron production produces a black precipitate in the butt
also is a positive for glucose ferm; "black butt also means that you had a yellow butt"
Gas production indicator
seen as cracks or bubbles in the TSI slant
Tryptone broth
day 1: inoculate
day 2: evaluate by adding Kovac's reagant (indicator of indole)
What is indole?
Indole can be produced by bacteria as a degradation product of the amino acid tryptophan. It occurs naturally in human feces and has an intense fecal odor. At very low concentrations, however, it has a flowery smell, and is a constituent of many flower scents (such as orange blossoms) and perfumes. It also occurs in coal tar.
Positive indole test
after the addition of Kovac's reagant in gram - tryptone broth = bright pink layer on top
Negative indole test
after the addition of Kovac's reagant in gram - tryptone broth = no color change (yellowish color of Kovac's)
Gram +
Staph tests
Manitol salt agar
DNase agar
Brain heart infusion
Manitol salt agar
pink/red agar Staph test
halophiles/facultative halophiles
differentiate on org ability to ferment manitol
+ manitol ferm = bright yellow
- manitol ferm = pink
DNase agar
turquoise agar; organisms ability to hydrolize/ingest DNA.
Enzyme response in DNase.
+ DNase=clear halos around growth
- DNase=no change
Brain Heart Infusion
staph test
coagulase test
+ coagulase = clot
- coagulase = no clot
Bile Esculin Slants
strep test-brown slant
hydrolyzes esculin
+esculin = black
- esculin = no change, brown
Phenol Red Manitol
strep test-pink/red slant
ability to ferment manitol
+ manitol = yellow
- manitol = no change, pink
Catalase Test
catalase: enzyme that catalyzes reaction; breakdown H2O2 into water and oxygen
+ catalase= bubbles
- catalse= no bubbles
Staphs are catalase positive