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Biochemical Rxns: Proteus, Prov, Morg, Serratia

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Organism that is rapid urea pos and PA pos   Proteus  
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Organism that is urea neg and PA pos   Providencia  
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Organism that consistently hydrolyzes urea   Providencia rettgeri  
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Organism that is urea pos, PA pos, and can be distinguished from Proteus by H2S, gelatinase, and mannose results   Moganella morganni  
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Gram negative rod that is K/A, motility pos, gel pos, citrate pos, indole neg, urea neg, and H2S neg   Serratia  
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