Table of carbohydrate metabolic tests What metabolic What result(s) might you What does each result get? Basic steps Test name reactions or end mean? products does it test for? Durham/ F tube fermentations Kligler Iron Agar slants Methyl red Voges Proskauer (MRVP) test Starch hydrolysis Citrate utilization

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Q: What happens to your molecular formula when you create disaccharides? Why?

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