Friday, April 12, 2013

Bacteria in Photos - photo gallery of bacteria

The detection of micro-organisms accounts for a major part of the work in the laboratories of clinical bacteriology. These centres focus on detecting bacteria in, e.g., swabs from the throat, faeces, wounds, urine and other material. The aim is to ensure optimum growth conditions for bacteria or other micro-organisms, to isolate them from a mixture of cultivated organisms, and to identify those whose presence might relate to the given health condition of a patient. For this purpose cultivation media are used where the growth of bacteria leads to the formation of colonies.

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  1. *An encapsulated strain Gram-neg coccobacilli - H.influenza grown on Chocolate agar plate : convex (raised),smooth pale gray or translucent colonies.May produced larger colonies with glistening mucoid quality ****

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