Base on the result of the biochemical how can you know this is Legionella Pneumoophila vs OTHER bacteria ?? Table 1: Results of biochemical tests for L. pneumophila bacteriaunder study.Results of clinicalResults of environmentalBiochemical testsisolatesisolatesOxidase testCatalase testGelatinase testHippurate hydrolysis testStarch hydrolysisDNase testLipase and Lecithinase test+ (100%)+(100%)+ (100%)+ (100%)+ (85%)+ (95%)+ (100%)+ (95%)+(100%)+ (100%)+ (100%)+(100%)+ (80%)+ (83.33%)+ (100%)+ (90%)Protease testUrease testNitrate reductaseMotility testIMVIC test+ (100%)+ (100%)(+): Positive(- ): Negative

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Base on the result of the biochemical how can you know this is Legionella Pneumoophila vs OTHER bacteria ??

Table 1: Results of biochemical tests for L. pneumophila bacteria
under study.
Results of clinical
Results of environmental
Biochemical tests
isolates
isolates
Oxidase test
Catalase test
Gelatinase test
Hippurate hydrolysis test
Starch hydrolysis
DNase test
Lipase and Lecithinase test
+ (100%)
+(100%)
+ (100%)
+ (100%)
+ (85%)
+ (95%)
+ (100%)
+ (95%)
+(100%)
+ (100%)
+ (100%)
+(100%)
+ (80%)
+ (83.33%)
+ (100%)
+ (90%)
Protease test
Urease test
Nitrate reductase
Motility test
IMVIC test
+ (100%)
+ (100%)
(+): Positive
(- ): Negative

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