Bacteria for lab exam + steps of gram staining
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what are the steps of gram staining?
1) Crystal violet on slide - 1 minute
WASH WITH WATER
2) Grams Iodine on slide - 1 minute
WASH WITH WATER
3) Wash with alcohol until it runs clear
WASH OFF WITH WATER
4) Safranin on slide - 45 seconds
BLOT DRY WITH BIBULOUS PAPER
Streptococcus Pyogenes
Gram +
Chain of cocci
"Strep" = chain
Treated with penicillin
Mycobacterium tuberculosis
Gram +
rod shaped, thick capsule
airborne pathogen
Staphylococcus aureus (S. aureus)
G+
cluster of cocci
looks like grape clusters under microscope
"Staph" = cluster
has large, round golden-yellow colonies on blood agar
catalase + = able to break down hydrogen peroxide to H20 and O2
Penicillium notatum
mold/fungus
produces penicillin
penicillin works against G+ bacteria
osmotolerant = can thrive in environments with high osmotic pressure
how do you write Streptococcus Pyogenes
Streptococcus pyogenes
how do you write Mycobacterium tuberculosis?
Mycobacterium tuberculosis
how do you write Staphylococcus aureus?
Staphylococcus aurueus
how do you wirte Penicillium nonatum?
Penicillium nonatum
what does Streptococcus pyogenes look like under the microscope?
spherical to ovoid-shaped cocci arranged in pairs or long chains
what does Mycobacterium tuberculosis look like under the microscope?
bacillus - small, straight, or slightly curved rod-shaped bacterium
in clusters or stacked together in parallel bundles (cigarettes)
what does Staphyloccus aureus look like under the microscope?
tiny cocci (round shapes) arranged in tightly packed clusters (like grapes)
what does Penicillium notatum look like under the microscope?
tube-like filaments (filamentous)
resembles a tiny broom or paintbrush