Gram

... you're using? Third, you say you found an organism living in a human. Have you taken any steps to identify it's domain? Any staining at all? (ie, gram +/- or nuclear staining, etc..) It's near impossible to identify an organism with the information you provided.

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... i am getting distinct bands at higher molecular weight region but not getting anything below 35 kD region. i'm approximately loading 25 micro gram of protein. i have confirmed the observation by immunobloting the membrane with higher (VDAC-1) and lower molecular weight (COX-IV) proteins. Could ...

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Hi I would like to find out is it possible if i do a Cytochrome oxidase c test on gram positive bacteria then use the entero tube for those test negtive and oxi/ferm tube for the posiive ones? bcz i've been finding only this test can be done on gram negative bacteria ...

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Tests 7A 7B SIM black/pur negative Gram negative negative Rod 2x1 3 to 4x1 Motile non pos PR lactose pos negative PR glucose pos pos Litmus alkaline didn't test FTM facultative aerobic Catalase negative negative MR pos pos VP pos Starch negative ...

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Gram's stain is certainly useful in classification but not always truthful. Some organisms, Acinetobacter in particular, can readily stain gram-positive in fresh clinical material, yet stains gram-negative after growth on ...

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