Q 2: Solve the followings (a) The name "complex media" means that we do not know what is in it, but it is a poor media  True  False (b) Darkfield microscopy is a better choice to observe transparent organisms compared to conventional brightfield microscopy.   True  False  (c) Acid-fast staining is sued to differentiate bacteria that have a rich lipid content in their cell wall, such as the waxy mycolic acid. These complex lipid structures prevent staining of these cells using common stains and staining procedures. In Acid-fast staining, these cell walls are first made permeable to the stain by heating. The following decolorization using acid-alcohol solution will not remove the first dye from acid-fast cells.  True  False (d) Acid-fast staining is an important diagnostic tool  in the identification of Mycobacterium tuberculasis  True  False

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Q 2: Solve the followings

(a) The name "complex media" means that we do not know what is in it, but it is a poor media

 True

 False

(b) Darkfield microscopy is a better choice to observe transparent organisms compared to conventional brightfield microscopy. 

 True

 False

 (c) Acid-fast staining is sued to differentiate bacteria that have a rich lipid content in their cell wall, such as the waxy mycolic acid. These complex lipid structures prevent staining of these cells using common stains and staining procedures. In Acid-fast staining, these cell walls are first made permeable to the stain by heating. The following decolorization using acid-alcohol solution will not remove the first dye from acid-fast cells.

 True

 False

(d) Acid-fast staining is an important diagnostic tool  in the identification of Mycobacterium tuberculasis

 True

 False

 

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