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Dictionary » A » Aerobe AerobeDefinition noun, plural: aerobes An aerobic organism, i.e. an organism that requires oxygen for growth and oxygen based metabolism (e.g. aerobic respiration).
Word origin: French aérobie : Greek āēr, air + Greek bios, life. Also called: aerobic organism.
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Results from our forumHelp identifying unknown bacteriastrict aerobe by thioglyoclate test, negative carb fermentation, positive citrate, negative indole, positive urease, catalase positive, gram negative rod,positive decarboxylation tests......I think I have Alcaligenes faecalis ...
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Help identifying unknown bacteriaHell everyone, I am trying to identify my unknown bacteria Gram negative- I believe rod shaped strict aerobe-thioglycollate test, although the deep stab appeared to be fac. anaerobic I might have screwed up the deep stab slow urea hydrolysis, weak urease prod-urea agar citrate ...
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Metabolic ProcessWhy does the Pe (aerotolerant aerobe) strain of yeast with glucose and with oxygen have less cell yield at cessation in 20hrs than Pe strain in glucose without oxygen if they took the same amount of time to reach cessation? Why would Pe ...
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microbiologyhttp://www.lmgtfy.com/?q=obligate+aerobe+example http://www.lmgtfy.com/?q=microaerofile+example http://www.lmgtfy.com/?q=aerotolerant+anaerobe+example ;)
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microbiologyi mean , name a bacteria that is a microaerofile obligate aerobe and aerotolerant anaerobe thanks lucy
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