Describe how one can differentiate between a gram positive bacteria and gram negative bacteria. Does blood agar support the growth of both gram-positive and gram-negative organisms? Identification of Gram-positive cocci: You have isolated a catalase...
Does blood agar support the growth of both gram-positive and gram-negative organisms? What is responsible for antigen specificity in gram negative bacteria? Discuss how the structure of Gram-negative bacteria contributes to the ability to cause disease. ...
Agar slants are created by bringing agar to the boiling point and pouring it into a test tube. Before the agar cools and solidifies, the test tube is set on its side. Once the agar is cooled, the test tube can be stored upright, and the agar inside has a slanted appearance. Advantag...
List and describe different sediments that can be seen in urine and differentiate between normal and abnormal sediments. Describe the five different types of shock. What are the different types of fermentation? Describe the retinofugal projection pathway. How does conjugated bilirubin differ from unconj...
What does the catalase enzyme do? What is the role of extracellular enzymes in bacterial metabolism? What is the purpose of CNA agar? What is the purpose of adding 5% sheep blood, aside from promoting the growth of gram positive bacteria and inhibiting gram negative bacteria?
How does the physician make a diagnosis of hemolytic disease? How is the disease treated? How are virology lab tests performed and on what type of equipment? What types of bacteria can the carbohydrate utilization test and MacConkey agar be...
What substance in the bacterial cell wall is broken down by the bacteriophages in order to release them from the cell? What white blood cell does phagocytosis? Which cytoplasmic organelle must be well-developed and abundant in cells?Explore our homework questions an...
What types of bacteria can the carbohydrate utilization test and MacConkey agar be used to differentiate? What would a positive result look like for each test? What would a negative result look like for each test? If an organism does not grow...
Explain the distribution of blood and factors that alter the distribution of blood. Which factors differentiate complicated from uncomplicated UTI? How many muL are in 345 mL? How does size chromatography work? How do you calculate Osmolarity? What is the application (purpose) of MacConke...
Describe all of the information that Mannitol Salt agar provides, both selective and differential. What role do cilia play in maintaining a healthy respiratory system? What role does the gall bladder play in digestion? What are the pros and cons of the integumentary system? What role do mucus...