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Difficult bacteria, help anyone?Moderator: BioTeam
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Difficult bacteria, help anyone?I am doing a research project where we are to swab different items and then we are to determine the bacteria found on them. However there is one I am stuggling with identifying it's shape because it looks like it could be either rod or cocci grouped. Any thoughts?
Re: Difficult bacteria, help anyone?The resolution is not great so it is hard to tell, but most of them appear to be diplococci, rather than short bacilli.
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Re: Difficult bacteria, help anyone?
It is pretty difficult to tell, but I find myself agreeing with this. "Empathise with stupidity, and you're halfway to thinking like an idiot." - Iain M. Banks
Re: Difficult bacteria, help anyone?Based on the picture I would say it is a gram negative rod (short bacilli). However, on the certain spots it makes me think twice, if you could give a pic with better resolution it would be good, this one looks kind of muddy.
Sorry that I cannot give a better opinion at this moment!
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