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Ferris Chloride used as the test indicator
test used to detect acetoin as the end producto fo glucose fermentation
a lack of this may yield false positives in test results
germicide used on inanimate objects
enzymes are made of this macromolecule
an enzyme used to break down hydrogen peroxide
3 test in one tube, one of which is used to detect motility of an organism
pH indicator which will turn blue in an alkaline environment
the indicator used to detect starch
one of the three carbohydrates that may be used in the phenol red test
most used differential stain in bacteriology
used as an indicator of gas production by an organism in a broth
the color gram negative organisms will stain
the color gram positive organisms will stain
the enzyme used to break down starch
used to transfer bacteria from one media to another without contaminating the culture, media, or environment
enzyme used by organisms to survive on citrate agar
stain used to detect bacteria with mycolic acid in their cell wall
the ability or inability of an organism to live in the presence of oxygen
the test used to detect mixed acid fermenters
lack of hemolysis of an organism on a blood agar plate
complete hemolysis by an organism on a blood agar plate
the family of organisms that ferment lactose with the production of gas
pH indicator which will turn yellow in an acidic environment
a lack of this in a test may cause false negatives
point at which antibiotic ocncentration is too dilute to inhibit the growth of bacteria

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