Match the Statements below with bacteriological tests Eosinm
Solution
Answer:
(i) d
Eosin methylene blue agar is abbreviated as EMB.
(ii) e
Kovac\'s reagent is used in indole test on SIM (Sulfide, Indole, Motility) medium.
(iii) f
Presence of catalase is detected using hydrogen peroxide.
(iv) c
Mannitol salt agar is a selective and differential growth media containing mannitol.
(v) e
SIM media is a differential media which contains tryptophan. If the test organism contains tryptophanase, tryptophan gets degraded.
(vi) a
Urease converts urea to ammonia to bicarbonate in urease test.
(vii) c
MSA contains 75.0 g/L sodium chloride.
(viii) c
Staphylococcus ferments mannitol and changes medium turns yellow.
(ix) g
MacConkey agar turns ping if the organism ferments lactose.
(x) l
Nitrate test is used to test for reduction of nitrate (NO3–) to nitrite (NO2–) by adding sulfanilic acid reagent and diphenylnaphthylamine.
(xi) b
TSI slant contains agar, phenol red, lactose, sucrose, glucose.
(xii) d
If E. coli grows on EMB, it will give a distinctive metallic green sheen.
(xiii) b
Hydrogen sulphide is produced in TSI slant when sugars get fermented.
(xiv) b
Acid slant, acid butt reaction is observed in TSI slant.
(xv) g
MacConkey agar contains bile salt to inhibit gram positive bacteria.
(xvi) i
Oxidase test is used to detect cytochrome system in bacteria. Anaerobic organisms lack cytochrome systems.
(xvii) j
Blood agar is used to detect hemolytic enzymes a bacteria possesses.
(xviii) l
Zinc powder is uded in nitrate test to detect the nitrate reduction enzyme in bacteria on the basis of colour.
(xix) k
Modified Thayer Martin agar is based on Chocolate II agar for the selective isolation and growth of Neisseria species.
(xx) g
MacConkey agar contains lactose and crystal violet dye to selectively isolate gram negative and enteric bacilli.
(xxi) f
Catalase is present in bacteria with cytochromes, while it lacks in bacteria where cytochrome is absent. Bacteria lacking cytochrome system cannot breakdown hydrogen peroxide due to absence of catalase.


