Picture that has dark background with red cells is the Negative stain and other picture in white is the Acid fast stain. so far this is the information I have: gram stain: positive motility: motile oxygen requirement: Facultative anaerobe and than I need these two acid fast stain: _____??? negative stain: _____????

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