Cocci

We have no idea what it is because we thought it could be S. aureus or eidermis but we know it's not. gram positive cocci catalase positive alpha hemolysis facultative anaerobe mannitol fermenter whitish Nothing seemed to match all of these.

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Check out the gram positive aerobic cocci database on this website. It allows you to plug in what test results you know, and compare it to probabilities of known strains, to give a reaction. It will also tell you if one of the results is unexpected. ...

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Are they rod or cocci? Also how would you describe their clustering? I can't help as I'm at work, but when I get home I'll do a bit of research and see what comes up.

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... studying biology in uni and i have this assignment about identifying bacteria using tests and agars I know how to identify gram +ve bacillus and cocci bacterias but i'm stuck in gram -ve rod bacterias There's so many!! i catalogued them in oxidase -ve and +ve but i can't narrow them down! Oxidase ...

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... It’s a strange color which I’d describe as being a tan white (picture: http://i18.photobucket.com/albums/b136/Nawahi/image.jpg) gram negative cocci. This bacteria grows really quickly and the colonies are at a normal size. Coagulase positive. Peroxide: negative It’s aerobic & Facultative. ...

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