Please complete the table on basis of the categories mentioned. Bacteria CharacteristicsOrganismGramCellEMBCatalaseMSAIndoleOxidaseVPreactionShape(growth/characteristies)(+ or -)(growth/characteristics)(+ or -)(+ or-)(+ or -)(+ or -)AlcaligenesfaecalisrodEnterobacteraerogenesrodEscherichia colirodEnterococcusfaecalisCocc ussphericalStaphylococcusaureusStaphyloccusepidermidisBacillusmegaterium

* The bacteria is divided into two types based on gram staining Gram positive Gram negative. * The…

VP Indole (+ or -) Organism Gram Cll EMB Catalase MSA Oxidase (+ or -) (+ or -) (growth/ characteristies) (growth/ characteristies) reaction Shape (+ or -) (+ or -) Alcaligenes faecalis rod Enterobacter rod aerogenes Escherichia coli rod %3D Enterococcus faecalis COcc us spher ical Staphylococcus aureus Staphyloccus epidermidis Bacillus megaterium +

VP Indole (+ or -) Organism Gram Cll EMB Catalase MSA Oxidase (+ or -) (+ or -) (growth/ characteristies) (growth/ characteristies) reaction Shape (+ or -) (+ or -) Alcaligenes faecalis rod Enterobacter rod aerogenes Escherichia coli rod %3D Enterococcus faecalis COcc us spher ical Staphylococcus aureus Staphyloccus epidermidis Bacillus megaterium +

Aquaculture Science

3rd Edition

ISBN:9781133558347

Author:Parker

Publisher:Parker

Chapter2: Aquatic Plants And Animals

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 2KA

See similar textbooks

Similar questions

TSA plates of microorganisms grown at 30°C or 37°C In words, describe the differences you see for each organism (E. coli M.,luteus ,S. marcescens and S. saprophyticus) grown at 30°C or 37°C (ie, amount of growth, color, etc
I U Cardo 12 1三ニ三 rI TI3 4. 111 I. 5. What are the basic shapes of bacterial cells? What are the basic Know the terms. Which types of organisms have axial filaments? How would classify the following in terms of gram stain reaction and shape and arrangement of the cells Escherichia coli? Staphylococcus aureus? Streptococcus pyogenes? Bacillus anthracis? Do these organisms cause any important diseases? arrangements? you III
Detergents that are good micelle formers often have strongantibacterial properties. Considering the structure of thecell membrane, suggest a reason for this antibacterialaction.
Microorganism: Dinophysis sp Is this organism aerobe or anaerobe? What type would it be? Explain why.
Salmonella typhi Cyanobacteria Name of Anabaena spiroides microorganism (Genus species) Morphology Colonies or single cells? Size estimation Cellular structures found in each Write a short compare and contrast paragraph between the microorganism you chose and Anabaena. This paragraph should be at least 3-4 sentences long and include at least two similarities and two differences for full credit.
Corynebacterium xerosis ~1X 2 micron Notice: angular and palisades 中e-
Examples of inclusion bodies in bacterial cytoplasm are _____________ and _____________ .
Vhich of the following does NOT describe a mechanism of antibiotic resistance among bacteria O enzymes to hydrolyze or chemically alter the antibiotics O efflux pumps Omutations in target moleclues so that antibiotics can no longer bind O increased synthesis of porins to increase antibiotic diffusion across membranes O cell wall diffusion barrier, e.g. Gram-negative outer membrane, ACid Fast cell wall of Mycobacterium Question 9 Bonus: You are treating a patient with inhalation anthrax with antibiotics. After 2 weeks of antibiotics, the patient seems greatly improved and you discharge the patient.
Some bacteria secrete chemicals that prevent the phagocytic digestion of a bacterium by interfering with the fusion of _____ to the phagosome. View Available Hint(s) for Part F the bacterium a lysosome pseudopods a lipopolysaccharide layer (LPS)
bacterial growth curves
Microbe 1 (photo below) • The genus name of this free-living aquatic microbe is for motility and a(n) • It uses to prevent osmotic lysis (fill-in blanks correctly) 512 OAmeoba ; pseudopods; contractile vacuole O Ameoba_: cilia: exosome O Paramecium_; cilia; exosome O Entamoeba ; flagella; exosome O Paramecium ; pseudopods; phagosome
To describe bacterial colonies based on their color (a), form (b), texture (c), margin (d), and elevation (e).