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Oxidase Test

-Medium: Tryptose agar or nutrient agar slants


-Substrate: Oxidase Reagent (Dimenthyl-p-phenylene) diamine hydrochloride)


Enzyme:Oxidase Enzyme


Indicator/Reagent: Oxidase Reagent


(+)Dark purple


(-) No color change


End product: Indoph

Synthetic Media

-Chemically defined


-Can be reproduced wit precision


-ie Nutrient agar

Living media

1)Media composed of living cells


2)Not chemically defined


3)Ie. Tissue cultures cells for viruses


4)Lab Animals and plants

Isolation Media

Duplicate Microbes natural environment, optimal requirements for growth


-Rich media supplies optimal growth requirements


-Ie. Sabouraud Agar pH 5.6 Mold and yeast


-Trypticase soy agar Bacteria pH 7.2


-Zobell 2216 Marine bacteria 3%NaCl

Maintenance Media

-Maintain Minimal Growth requirements


-Slow growth because not the optimal conditions are met


-Nutrient agar

Enrichment Media

Rich Media


-Required for for growth of Fastidious Microbes (Streptococcus Species)


-ie Bood agar



Differential Media

Differentiates groups or types organisms by a specific chemical reaction usually observed by a color change due to the presence of an indicator


-Does not prevent growth (all types of microbes grow)


-Chemical reaction=results in color change


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Alpha Hemolysis


(diff Media)

- partial incomplete Hemolysis Green color


-Alpha hemolysin;exo/extracellular enzyme

Beta Hemolysis

-Complete Hemolysis, Clear


-Beta hemolysin exo/extracellular enzyme

Gamma Hemolysis

-No Hemolysis No change in Media


-gamma hemolysin; exo/extracellular enzyme