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Use the revults from your Gram stain (morphology and Gram stain result), along with the results you record in the table below to determine the genus of "solate "and "Isolate 2". Refer to Table l in "Isolation of Gram-positive Bacteria from the Nose and Skin - Part III. ISOLATE #1 L. MSA Results of Tests to determine the genera of "Isolate #1: Addition Imformation to HELP! Revalts & Interpretation (tj poie eve what Posible genera (gru) here my be mo hanone Test dothe revs tell you about the kw hateria I. Record the results for "solate 1below: a bolate : Cell Morphology (shape) Morphology Spherical Shapel It also look like Cluster b solate I: Gram stain result Gram stain result Gram Positive (The color I see on my screen is purple.) e. List at least two grnera (not species) of bacteria that are consistent with the Gram reaction and morphology you observod. MSA-Gronth? 2. Glacose Broth (*if there is growth or-if there is no growth) Enterococcus, Peptostreptococcus, Staphylococcus and Streptococcus. MSA - Ferments mannitol? (+ ifit can - if t can') a Are any of these genera are normal flora on the skin? If so which onefs? Streptococcus and Staphylococcus is normal flora found on the skin. Streptococe Ferments gluecese (or Catalase production (+or- Catalase test 1. What is the most likely genus of -solate

Use the revults from your Gram stain (morphology and Gram stain result), along with the results you record in the table below to determine the genus of "solate "and "Isolate 2". Refer to Table l in "Isolation of Gram-positive Bacteria from the Nose and Skin - Part III. ISOLATE #1 L. MSA Results of Tests to determine the genera of "Isolate #1: Addition Imformation to HELP! Revalts & Interpretation (tj poie eve what Posible genera (gru) here my be mo hanone Test dothe revs tell you about the kw hateria I. Record the results for "solate 1below: a bolate : Cell Morphology (shape) Morphology Spherical Shapel It also look like Cluster b solate I: Gram stain result Gram stain result Gram Positive (The color I see on my screen is purple.) e. List at least two grnera (not species) of bacteria that are consistent with the Gram reaction and morphology you observod. MSA-Gronth? 2. Glacose Broth (*if there is growth or-if there is no growth) Enterococcus, Peptostreptococcus, Staphylococcus and Streptococcus. MSA - Ferments mannitol? (+ ifit can - if t can') a Are any of these genera are normal flora on the skin? If so which onefs? Streptococcus and Staphylococcus is normal flora found on the skin. Streptococe Ferments gluecese (or Catalase production (+or- Catalase test 1. What is the most likely genus of -solate

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Use the results from your Gram stain (morphology and Gram stain result), along with the results you record in the table below to determine the genus of "Isolate #1" and "Isolate #2". Refer to Table 1 in "Isolation of Gram-positive Bacteria from the Nose and Skin – Part III. ISOLATE #1 1. MSA: Results of Tests to determine the genera of “Isolate #1: Addition Imformation to HELP! Results & Interpretation (not just positive or negative, what do the results tell you about the unknown bacteria?) Possible genera (genus) Test (there may be more than one) 1. Record the results for "Isolate #1 below: Isolate #1: Cell Morphology (shape) а. Morphology Spherical Shape/ It also look like Cluster. b. Isolate #1: Gram stain result Gram stain result Gram Positive. (The color I see on my screen is purple.) c. List at least two genera (not species) of bacteria that are consistent with the Gram reaction and morphology you observed. MSA – Growth? 2. Glucose Broth: (+ if there is growth or – if there is no growth) Enterococcus, Peptostreptococcus, Staphylococcus and Streptococcus. MSA – Ferments mannitol? (+ if it can; - if it can't) d. Are any of these genera are normal flora on the skin? If so which one(s)? Streptococcus and Staphylococcus is normal flora found on the skin. Streptococc Ferments glucose (+ or -) Catalase production (+ or -) 3. Catalase test: 1. What is the most likely genus of "Isolate #1"? 1
Transcribed Image Text:Use the results from your Gram stain (morphology and Gram stain result), along with the results you record in the table below to determine the genus of "Isolate #1" and "Isolate #2". Refer to Table 1 in "Isolation of Gram-positive Bacteria from the Nose and Skin – Part III. ISOLATE #1 1. MSA: Results of Tests to determine the genera of “Isolate #1: Addition Imformation to HELP! Results & Interpretation (not just positive or negative, what do the results tell you about the unknown bacteria?) Possible genera (genus) Test (there may be more than one) 1. Record the results for "Isolate #1 below: Isolate #1: Cell Morphology (shape) а. Morphology Spherical Shape/ It also look like Cluster. b. Isolate #1: Gram stain result Gram stain result Gram Positive. (The color I see on my screen is purple.) c. List at least two genera (not species) of bacteria that are consistent with the Gram reaction and morphology you observed. MSA – Growth? 2. Glucose Broth: (+ if there is growth or – if there is no growth) Enterococcus, Peptostreptococcus, Staphylococcus and Streptococcus. MSA – Ferments mannitol? (+ if it can; - if it can't) d. Are any of these genera are normal flora on the skin? If so which one(s)? Streptococcus and Staphylococcus is normal flora found on the skin. Streptococc Ferments glucose (+ or -) Catalase production (+ or -) 3. Catalase test: 1. What is the most likely genus of "Isolate #1"? 1
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