Given:Enterobacteriaceae, Vibrionaceae, Pasteurellaceae and other organisms such as Calymmatobacterium, Cardiobacterium, Chromobacterium, Eikenella, Gardnerella, Streptobacillusand Zymomonas TestUnknown Isolate B1LuminescencePositive2Cell ShapeStraight Rods3Gram StainingNegative4Oxygen RequirementFacultative Anaerobe5Motility (HangingDrop)Motile6Growth at0% NaClNegative73% NaClPositive 8 6 % NaCl Positive Attached is the sample B. General Identification SchemeUnknown 5Gram StainGram NegativeGram PositiveBacillus subtilisStaphylocoçcus oureusEscherichia coliProteus vulgarisPseudomonas oeruginosaChromobacteriumMethyl-Red testYellow (Negative)Red (Positive)Stophylococcus dureusCitrate Utlization TestGreen (Negative)Staphylocpccus aureusBlue Positive)Catalase ProductionNo bubble (Negative)BUBBLE Tormation(Positive)Staphylocoçcus aureusCoagulase TestNo CloflormationClot formation (Positive)StophyloStarch Hydrolysis(Negative)No Clear Zone (negative)Staphylococcus quceGelatin HydrolysisClear Zone (positive)Solid Negative)Liquid (Positive)Stopnylopoctus guTEUSCasein HydrolysisOpaque (Negative)Zone of proteolysis (positiveStaphylococcus eureus TestUnknown Isolate A1Cell ShapeShort Straight Rods, not inchainGram StainingSpore FormationOxygen RequirementPigmentationGrowth in ordinary media at37°CNegativeNon-Spore FormingFacultative anaerobe34Non-chromogenic6Positive7FlagellaPeritrichous8Nitrate ReductionPositiveOxidaseNegativeNegative9GelatinaseMethyl RedVogesProskauer10Positive11NegativeNegativeNegative12Citrate13Pectinase14IndolePositivePhenylalanine deaminaseUtilization of15NegativePositive (fermentative)Positive (fermentative)16Glucose17Lactose

The bacteria can be first group as gram negative or positive by gram staining

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Enterobacteriaceae, Vibrionaceae, Pasteurellaceae and other organisms such as Calymmatobacterium, Cardiobacterium, Chromobacterium, Eikenella, Gardnerella, Streptobacillusand Zymomonas

	Test	Unknown Isolate B
1	Luminescence	Positive
2	Cell Shape	Straight Rods
3	Gram Staining	Negative
4	Oxygen Requirement	Facultative Anaerobe
5	Motility (Hanging Drop)	Motile
6	Growth at 0% NaCl	Negative
7	3% NaCl	Positive
8	6 % NaCl	Positive

Attached is the sample

B. General Identification Scheme
Unknown 5
Gram Stain
Gram Negative
Gram Positive
Bacillus subtilis
Staphylocoçcus oureus
Escherichia coli
Proteus vulgaris
Pseudomonas oeruginosa
Chromobacterium
Methyl-Red test
Yellow (Negative)
Red (Positive)
Stophylococcus dureus
Citrate Utlization Test
Green (Negative)
Staphylocpccus aureus
Blue Positive)
Catalase Production
No bubble (Negative)
BUBBLE Tormation
(Positive)
Staphylocoçcus aureus
Coagulase Test
No Cloflormation
Clot formation (Positive)
Stophylo
Starch Hydrolysis
(Negative)
No Clear Zone (negative)
Staphylococcus quce
Gelatin Hydrolysis
Clear Zone (positive)
Solid Negative)
Liquid (Positive)
Stopnylopoctus guTEUS
Casein Hydrolysis
Opaque (Negative)
Zone of proteolysis (positive
Staphylococcus eureus

Test
Unknown Isolate A
1
Cell Shape
Short Straight Rods, not in
chain
Gram Staining
Spore Formation
Oxygen Requirement
Pigmentation
Growth in ordinary media at
37°C
Negative
Non-Spore Forming
Facultative anaerobe
3
4
Non-chromogenic
6
Positive
7
Flagella
Peritrichous
8
Nitrate Reduction
Positive
Oxidase
Negative
Negative
9
Gelatinase
Methyl Red
VogesProskauer
10
Positive
11
Negative
Negative
Negative
12
Citrate
13
Pectinase
14
Indole
Positive
Phenylalanine deaminase
Utilization of
15
Negative
Positive (fermentative)
Positive (fermentative)
16
Glucose
17
Lactose

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