Ex. 30 = Differential Utilization of Citrate by the Enteric Bacteria (p. 263)How is citrate used in bacterial metabolism? How do we test if it is used?What is the role of bromothymol blue in this media?What does a positive/negative result look like? What does this tell us about the bacterial metabolism?What are enteric bacteria?Ex. 31 = Acid and Gas Production from Sugar Fermentation (p. 269)What is fermentation? How can we observe it? What is respiration?What is a pH indicator and how does it work?How do we evaluate growth, acid production, and gas production?What are homolactic acid bacteria? What are heterolactic acid bacteria?

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Ex. 30 = Differential Utilization of Citrate by the Enteric Bacteria (p. 263) How is citrate used in bacterial metabolism? How do we test if it is used? What is the role of bromothymol blue in this media? What does a positive/negative result look like? What does this tell us about the bacterial metabolism? What are enteric bacteria?

Ex. 30 = Differential Utilization of Citrate by the Enteric Bacteria (p. 263) How is citrate used in bacterial metabolism? How do we test if it is used? What is the role of bromothymol blue in this media? What does a positive/negative result look like? What does this tell us about the bacterial metabolism? What are enteric bacteria?

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