Exercise 6 & 7:Acid-fast stain: what component/structure in the cell wall is stained?; be able to identify the stain techniqueand structure stained by sight (micrograph), give example genera (Nocardia and Mycobacterium), disease-causing species, and diseasesEndospore stain: what component/structure in the cell wall is stained?; be able to identify the stain techniqueand structure stained by sight (micrograph), know what endospores are and example genera w/ endospores(Bacillus and Clostridium);Capsule stain: be able to identify the stain technique and structure stained by sight (micrograph), and knowhow stain is performed (negative stain, why brief heat-fixation and followed by a positive stain)Flagella stain: be able to identify the stain technique and structure stained by sight (micrograph), identify thepurpose of the stain, differentiate flagellar arrangement: peritrichous, monotrichous, lophotrichous,amphitrichous, etc)

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