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Indentifying an UnknownHi! I have a gram-negative, rod shaped, facultative anaerobe. The following are the tests I ran and whether or not they had positive (+) or negative (-) results. Thank you.
Gelatin Agar: - Dextrose/Glucose: + Lactose: + Mannitol: + Sucrose: + MR: + VP: + Catalase: + Oxidase: + Nitrate: + Starch: - Casein Hydrolysis: - Lipase: + Indole: - Urease: - Hydrogen Sulfide: - (but gas was produced) Citrate: + Phenylalanine: - Litmus: + Lysine: + Those are all of the results. I'm pretty positive it is an enterobacter. I just can't decide which species it is. I think E. intermedius.. but I'm not positive. Help?
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