What were the results from the FTM (Fluid Thioglycerate Media) for the three bacteria (M. luteus, C. sporogenes, S. aureus)? What were the oxygen classification given to each? Please explain what this classification means.

What were the results from the FTM (Fluid Thioglycerate Media) for the three bacteria (M. luteus, C. sporogenes, S. aureus)? What were the oxygen classification given to each? Please explain what this classification means.

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