How can natural pigments produced by bacteria reveal their Gram stain reaction? O Natural pigments can only show that a bacterium is gram positive Natural pigments cannot reveal a bacterium's Gram stain reaction Natural pigments can only show that a bacterium is gram negative Natural pigments can show that a bacterium is gram positive or gram negative

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**Quiz Question: Understanding Bacterial Pigments and Gram Staining**

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How can natural pigments produced by bacteria reveal their Gram stain reaction?

**Options:**
- (Selected) Natural pigments can only show that a bacterium is gram positive.
- Natural pigments cannot reveal a bacterium's Gram stain reaction.
- Natural pigments can only show that a bacterium is gram negative.
- Natural pigments can show that a bacterium is gram positive or gram negative.

**Explanation:**
This question is designed to test your understanding of the relationship between bacterial pigments and the Gram staining process. Gram staining is a common technique used in microbiology to classify bacteria into two groups based on the structural differences in their cell walls: Gram-positive and Gram-negative. Your selection implies that specific pigments produced by bacteria are indicative of a Gram-positive reaction.
Transcribed Image Text:**Quiz Question: Understanding Bacterial Pigments and Gram Staining** **Question:** How can natural pigments produced by bacteria reveal their Gram stain reaction? **Options:** - (Selected) Natural pigments can only show that a bacterium is gram positive. - Natural pigments cannot reveal a bacterium's Gram stain reaction. - Natural pigments can only show that a bacterium is gram negative. - Natural pigments can show that a bacterium is gram positive or gram negative. **Explanation:** This question is designed to test your understanding of the relationship between bacterial pigments and the Gram staining process. Gram staining is a common technique used in microbiology to classify bacteria into two groups based on the structural differences in their cell walls: Gram-positive and Gram-negative. Your selection implies that specific pigments produced by bacteria are indicative of a Gram-positive reaction.
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