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Streptococcus agalactiae
Group B Streptococcus

G+ve Spherical/oval chains >4cells

Pathogen in neonates (very young infant)

Catalase -ve

Resists Bacitracin

Heamolytic
Streptococcus pyogenes
G +ve paired or chained cocci

Complete haemolysis on horse blood

Sensitive to Bacitracin

Group A Streptococcus

Causes suppurative (pus discharge) diseases such as pharyingitis, otitis media, Abscesses, meningitis + Infections of uterus
Viridans group Streptococci
Gram +ve cocci chains

Alpha heamolytic on horse blood. Shows greening of agar.

Optochin resistant

Alpha heamolytic

Abundent in mouth, cause of dental caries, gingivitis and endocarditis.
Group A
Bactitracin sensitive.

Beta heamolytic

eg. Strep pyogenes
Group B
CAMP +ve

Alpha/beta heamolytic

eg. Strep agalactiae
Group C
eg. Strep aysgalactiae
Group D
aesculin posative

non heamolytic

eg Strep faecalis
Streptococcus pheumoniae
G+ diplococci, encapsulated

Sensitive to opochin

Culture from blood is diagnostic of disease

Common in throat. Pathogenesis often coinsides with viral infection

Alpha heamolytic