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What is the gram positive organism test other than Gram's
staining
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Answer / roopasunil
Grow the culture on MacConkey agar. Gram positive bacteria
does not grow on this media, as it contains bile salt and
it is a selective media for Gram negative bacteria.
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Answer / ravindra pawar
KOH Test:
place a loopful culture in 3% KOH on a clean slide, stir for
1 min and observe for string formation. The the gram
positive bacteria forms strings while gram negative not.
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Answer / alm
The most convincing test is based on fine structure of cell
wall visualised by thin-sectioning e-micrscopy (outer and
cytoplasmic membranes, separated by thin layer in G-, and
cytoplasmic membrane covered by thicker peptidoglican layer
in G+). Gram-variability by afore tests is known for some
bacteria
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Answer / sivachandran
gram staining technique is one of the best technique to
identified the gram positive org and other than gram
staining according to org biochemical tecnique is available
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Answer / sivachandran
gram staining technique is one of the best technique to
identified the gram positive org and other than gram
staining according to org biochemical tecnique is available
| Is This Answer Correct ? | 0 Yes | 3 No |
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