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Dictionary » I » Imvic ImvicImvic Acronym for indole production, methyl red, Voges-Proskauer reaction, and ability to use citrate as a sole source of carbon (i inserted for euphony); used primarily to differentiate escherichia coli from Enterobacter aerogenes and related organisms. ![]()
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Results from our forumindoleah ok, its not practical to use API always,,, its more expensive than the IMVIC but API can give rapid results..thnks sir
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indole... complete the test, so what i should do is perform further biochemical test other than indole to identify an e.coli. Is API 20E more realible than IMVIC test?
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Re: Need URGENT help identifying unkown bacteria!your test got a conflict. I was going through your results and from initial i was thinking of a Streptococcus sp I will say that please do the IMViC test once more and streak it in Endo agar. Are you sure about the Neisseria subflava Enterobacter aerogenes Can you do the Presumtive and Confirmed ...
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Identifying unknown bacteria... positive Casein- positive Tributyrin- positve Fermentations: Glucose- acid only Sucrose- acid only Lactose- acid only Hydrogen sulfide- negative IMViC Test: indole- negative methyl red- negative voges-proskauer- negative citrate- negative Catalase- positive Can anyone help me out on which one ...
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Identification of Microbesafter gram staining you should apply IMVIC tests and other biochemical tests in order to identify strain. if you search internet for IMVIC and identification keywords endless results will appear :D
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