Bacterial Identification, Cultural Methods, Bacterial Colony
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- 3. Medium - A culture medium designed to preserve the viability of microorganisms during transportation.
- 5. - A method used to isolate pure cultures of bacteria.
- 7. - An agar plate used to differentiate lactose fermenters from non-fermenters.
- 10. Negative - Bacteria that do not retain crystal violet dye in Gram staining, thus appearing pink/red.
- 11. Staining - A method to classify bacteria based on cell wall characteristics.
- 12. - A term for bacteria that require oxygen to grow.
- 15. - The ability of bacteria to grow in the absence of oxygen.
- 16. Agar - An enriched medium used to grow fastidious organisms and observe hemolytic activity.
- 18. Media - Any substances that contain the nutritional requirements.
- 19. Salt Agar - A selective medium for the isolation of Staphylococcus aureus.
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- 1. - A gelatinous substance used as a solidifying agent in culture media.
- 2. - A visible cluster of microorganisms growing on a solid medium.
- 4. Positive - Bacteria that retain the crystal violet stain used in the Gram staining procedure.
- 5. - A selective medium for isolating fungi.
- 6. - The process of separating a specific bacterium from a mixed culture.
- 8. - A visible cluster of microorganisms growing on a solid medium.
- 9. - Culture medium that contains nutrients for fastidious organisms.
- 13. - The introduction of bacteria into a culture medium.
- 14. - A medium used for the cultivation of both aerobic and anaerobic bacteria.
- 17. - A type of culture medium that contains selective agents to inhibit the growth of certain bacteria.