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Results from our forumRe: Is it normal that all my agar plates(or media)turned black?? Hydrogen sulfide production per se does not produce black pigmentation - excess free iron in the medium forms FeS and that is the basis for the color. MacConkey agar is not so supplemented so it would not produce black colonies with a bug producing higher levels of hydrogen sulfide. ...
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Re: Is it normal that all my agar plates(or media)turned black??Hydrogen sulfide production per se does not produce black pigmentation - excess free iron in the medium forms FeS and that is the basis for the color. MacConkey agar is not so supplemented so it would not produce black colonies with a bug producing higher levels of hydrogen sulfide. ...
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M Biology... acid/gas Can’t Produce Acid or Gas From Glucose Methyl red Lt. Yellow, Negative Voges-Proskauer Gold Yellow, Negative Triple iron sugar No Gas, No FeS Indole Does Not Produce Ornithine decarboxylase Positive, decarboxylase of ornithine Nitrate reduction Alot Nitrate Present Oxidase Oxidase Negative ...
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The Fiber Disease... in hydrogen DC arc-discharge [1]. Hydrogen arc plasma was generated between the graphite cathode and the carbon/metal composite anode (Fe/Co/Ni/FeS). X-ray diffraction analysis revealed that the carbon nano-fiber had a turbostratic structure with a (002) interlayer spacing of 0.346nm. Three ...
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Tomorrow is my birthday! PLEASE HELP ME!!... system? NADH → Complex I → Q (Complex II) → Complex III → cytochrome c → Complex IV → O2 Complex I: NADH, FMN, FeS-proteins (FeS N1-N3) Complex I removes two electrons from NADH and transfers them to a lipid-soluble carrier, ubiquinone (Q). The reduced product, ...
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