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    #7 was gram stained and observed under the microscope, the color appeared more pink than purple, leading to the conclusion that unknown microbe #7 was gram negative. However, when completing the KOH lysis test, the microbe didn’t become sticky and remained tacky which is how a gram positive KOH test would result. It was decided to double check the KOH lysis test and the second test still yielded the same results as the first, gram positive. The conclusion of unknown microbe #7 being gram…

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    Gram Negative Bacteria

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    understand and identify a gram positive and a gram negative. Bacteria can be very helpful in clinical uses and many pharmaceutical drugs are based on the organism. Knowing how a bacterium works and how it is structured can be crucial to determine how it affects each individual. Several biochemical tests were performing to separate and determine the identities of the microorganisms. Broth tube number 31 containing unknown microorganisms. One of the microorganisms is gram positive which can be…

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    Key Events Of Microbiology

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    beginning of the Cell Theory, which says that everything is made of cells. Since Hooke’s findings we have been able to keep studying diseases based on looking at cells, and since then new microscopes have been invented to continue to study new cells, bacteria viruses,…

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    Introduction: Microbiology is the study of all living microorganisms like bacteria, fungi, protozoans…etc, and non-living microorganisms like viruses, viroids and prions. The significance of identifying an unknown microorganism is first to understand what type of organism it is and what structures it has to help figure out their potential benefit, danger or even neutrality to humans. Physicians benefit from this by identifying what their patients are suffering from and how to treat them. Also…

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    Essay On Bacteria Lab Report

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    motility, enzymes, etc.) we preform on the numerous bacteria in lab is to show any biological or chemical characteristics of the bacteria that may help it survive or adapt in the wild, how it may be useful or hazardous to humans, and use as general knowledge to differentiate bacteria from each other. In the Culture Media test we can use solid and liquid media to grow multiple bacteria in lab. It can help us determine what processes the bacteria can carry out, what nutrients may be needed or not…

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    Bacteria Informative Essay

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    lot about bacteria or do you want to know more about it well than this is just the thing for you this tells you everything you need to know and more? This was interesting because who knew you could actually grow bacteria that’s awesome and the problem is, which bacteria will grow the most on a TV remote or on a cell phone? All of these source information’s talk about facts about bacteria and they explain some things they use and what they are needed for and they show what bacteria can…

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    infected root canal system Historically, the most wide-spread method for detecting and characterizing bacteria has been by culturing. Culturing bacteria allows the analysis of their morphology, virulence, gram-staining pattern, the quantization of viable microorganisms, as well as the testing of their susceptibility to antibiotics. Consequently, this method may not allow normally viable bacteria to cultivate as the selected culturing media may not have the nutritional and physiologic…

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    The Extraordinary Science of Microbiology There are a wide variety of microorganisms in this world. The major groups of microorganisms include bacteria and fungi. These microorganisms are found all over the earth. The study of microorganisms started in the mid-1600’s. Most people believed that microorganisms only spread deadly diseases, but scientists proved that microorganisms can also be beneficial to human life. The wide variety of microorganisms that are found everywhere are most well…

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    B Anthrax Essay

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    fluid from a suspicious lesion on your skin, or by taking a biopsy of a small tissue sample to be tested in a lab for signs of cutaneous anthrax. Another way to test for B. anthracis is by testing a sample of the patient’s blood in a lab for the bacteria. A test that can be done to diagnose inhalation anthrax is a chest X-ray or computerized tomography (CT) scan. One way to diagnose gastrointestinal anthrax is by testing a sample of the patient’s stool to check for B. anthracis…

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    Skaar's Poem

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    talks about finding therapeutic targets for Staphylococcus aureus. He states that metals are required for infection and that bacteria encode high affinity metal acquisition systems. Heme, which is a cofactor of hemoglobin, is known to be the most abundant iron source in the vertebrate host, and is the main focus of this seminar. The first step in heme metabolism in Gram-positive pathogens occurs in an iron-regulated surface determinant (isd) system, which has a hemoglobin receptor called…

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