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MIP 302 Final

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candle jar amounts of O2 and CO2 16% O2 and 4% CO2
GasPak used to create an anaerobic environment
redox indicator gaspak/colors methylene blue/ blue=oxidized, white=reduced
catalase converts 2H2O2 to 2H2O + O2
what is added to catalase test? 3% hydrogen peroxide
most catalase positive bacteria are __ glucose fermenters?
oxidase used in electron transport chain
oxidase positive (oxidized) dark blue/maroon
oxidase negative (reduced) colorless
PR broths- what is the indicator? phenol red
PR carbohydrate positive acidic (yellow)
PR carbohydrate negative orange, red, or hot pink
other nutrients in PR broths, what happens when utilized? peptone and beef extract; alkaline products
other "tool" in PR broths, what used for? Durham tube; collects CO2
red upon addition of nitrate A and B +nitrate reductase, -nitrite reductase
colorless upon addition of nitrate A and B inconclusive
red upon addition of nitrate A and B + zinc - for both nitrate and nitrite reductase
colorless upon addition of nitrate A and B + zinc + for both nitrate and nitrite reductase
false negative for PR carbohydrate broths if incubated too long, will metabolize peptone/beef extract
macconkey agar selective components bile salts and crystal violet
macconkey agar selects for gram negative rods
macconkey tests for lactose fermentation
lactose + (macconkey) red (or pink b/c of precipitated bile salts)
lactose - (macconkey) colorless colonies
PEA agar INHIBITS gram negative, selects for gram positive
PEA stands for phenylethyl alcohol
blood agar contains sheep red blood cells and TSA
beta hemolysis complete hemolysis
alpha hemolysis incomplete hemolysis (beige-ish color)
gamma hemolysis no hemolysis
pseudosel agar selects for Pseudomonas aeruginosa
pseudomonas agar F contains magnesium and potassium to enhance fluorescein production
pseudomonas agar F differentiates b/w pseudomonas species- P. fluorescein makes the most fluorescein
IMViC test stands for indole, methyl red, voges-proskauer, citrate
indole test tryptophanase enzyme
what is added to indole test? why? Kovac's reagent, reacts with indole to make a red ring
methyl red/ voges-proskauer tests glucose fermentation makes mixed acids or diacetyl/2,3 butanediol *what pyruvate is broken down into
what is added to MRVP broth? Barrit's B and Barrit's A for VP broth part; methyl red for MR part
gram negative glucose fermenter rod MRVP assumption if MR +, then VP- & vice versa
gram positive glucose fermenter MRVP can be + for both
urease test positive hot pink slant (alkaline)
urease yellow slant negative, but ferments glucose
urease no color change negative and does not ferment glucose
LDC/ODC stand for lysine/ornithine decarboxylase
LDC/ODC indicator; what do colors mean? bromocresol purple (purple at high pH, yellow at low pH)
what is added to LDC/ODC? mineral oil
for LDC/ODC to work, bacteria must ___ ferment glucose
positive LDC/ODC TURBID, purple broth
negative LDC/ODC clear purple broth or yellow broth
KIA tests for lactose fermentation (1x as much), glucose fermentation, H2S/CO2 production
KIA red butt negative glucose fermentation
KIA yellow butt positive glucose fermentation
KIA black butt + H2S and glucose fermentation
KIA red slant negative lactose fermentation
KIA yellow slant positive lactose fermentation
transformation DNA picked up from environment
conjugation bacterial mating
transduction DNA transfer via bacteriophage
the carbohydrate tests on API were what color if positive? yellow, gray, or blue-green
the carbohydrate tests on API were what color if negative? blue
indicator used for carbohydrate tests on API bromothymol blue
citrate medium is called what? Simmon's citrate agar
Simmon's citrate agar contains sodium citrate, ammonium ions, bromothymol blue
positive citrate blue colored slant (growth)
negative citrate green colored slant (no growth)
what tests are incubated for 48 hours? IMViC, urease, LDC/ODC
gram stain procedure crystal violet, water, gram's iodine, decolorizer, safranin, water
acid fast primary stain carbol fuchsin
acid fast secondary stain methylene blue
acid fast is decolorized with acid alcohol
gram stain is decolorized with isopropyl alcohol/acetone
acid fast + hot pink
acid fast - blue
endospore is decolorized with water
endospore primary stain malachite green
endospore secondary stain safranin
endospore + green
endospore - pink
strep- arrangement line
staph- arrangement cluster
P. aeruginosa pigment pyocyanin
P. fluorescens pigment fluorescein
endospore agar contains Mn- makes the cells think they're starving- form endospores
phage diluted= phage original x dilution x volume
phage original= phage diluted x 1/dilution x 1/volume
what is added to oxidase test? 4 inoculating loops of H2O
1/titer= dilution (1/x) x volume
ELISA stands for enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay
direct ELISA detect presence of a particular antigen in a sample
indirect ELISA detect presence of a particular antibody in a sample (usually- can do antigen too)
antigen capture ELISA aka sandwich ELISA; target antigen binds to antibody matrix; then 2nd antibody binds to this
antibody capture ELISA detect a specific antibody (binds to matrix antibody)
ELISA was contaminated with Shigella dysenteriae
2 components common to all ELISAs target antigen/capture antibody and a reporter system
bromocresol purple- purple=? basic
bromocresol purple- yellow? acidic
urease indicator phenol red
citate agar indicator bromothymol blue
bromothymol blue- blue=? basic
bromothymol blue- green=? neutral
bromothymol blue- yellow=? acidic
methyl red acidic red
methyl red basic yellow
VP+ red layer in upper part of broth
VP- no change, green/copper color
indole test broth tryptone
how much MR for MRVP test? 15 drops
how much Kovac's for indole? 1 dropperful
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