Arcanobacterium haemolyticum may cause pharyngitis or cutaneous infections. It grows as a tiny colony that is beta hemolytic. Dark pits in the agar may be seen when removing the colonies. The organism is catalase negative, and may be differentiated from A. pyogenes by what test? Indicate the reactions for each.

Arcanobacterium haemolyticum may cause pharyngitis or cutaneous infections. It grows as a tiny colony that is beta hemolytic. Dark pits in the agar may be seen when removing the colonies. The organism is catalase negative, and may be differentiated from A. pyogenes by what test? Indicate the reactions for each.

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