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How to Identify Bacillus cereus | Microbiology Unknown Lab

By at March 21, 2014 | 12:55 pm | 0 Comment

UNKNOWN LAB REPORT Unknown Bacterium = B. cereus Jamie Nichols Microbiology   INTRODUCTION:  After becoming knowledgeable of microorganisms and the methods used for indication in the laboratory classroom, this study was done for the identification of an unknown bacterium. There are many reasons for pinpointing the identity of microorganisms.  Reasons vary from more...

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Staphylococcus aureus or Enterococcus faecalis | How to Identify

By at January 23, 2014 | 11:47 am | 0 Comment

 UNKNOWN LAB REPORT Unknown Number 106  Bijalben Shah   INTRODUCTION Microorganisms are everywhere. Some of these microbes are pathogenic or disease causing. Before treating patients for diseases, it is essential to identify which microorganism causes the disease and the specific drugs fight against the diseases. The techniques and procedures learned in the more...

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