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Differentiation of
Gram (+) cocci
*
Mannitol Salt Agar
*
Gram Stains
*
Mannitol Salt agarSelective mediaSelects for members of the
Staphylococci7.5% NaCl
Differential MediaCarbohydrate source of mannitolPhenol red
indicatorFermentation of mannitol = acid = yellow
*
Mannitol salt agar
*
*
Catalase
*
*
Catalase
(-)
+
*
Hemolysins
*
HemolysinsChecked after growth on sheep red blood cell agar3
kinds of hemolysis:
a-greenish/brownish zone around colonies; not true hemolysis
but discoloration of rbcs
b-zone of rbc hemolysis or clearing; due to the production of
streptolysin O or streptolysin S from Streptococcus sp. or
hemolysins from Staphylococcus aureus
g- no hemolysis
*
Staphylococcus epidermidis
*
*
Hemolysins
Coagulase
https://www.asmscience.org/content/education/imagegallery/ima
ge.3207
*
Coagulase1) Grow the organism in a tube of tryptic soy broth
(TSB). Add to a tube with citrated rabbit plasma and incubate
at 37C for 24 hours:
*
Coagulase Test (Labeled view)
American Society For Microbiology ©
2) Put the organism to be tested on a slide and add a drop of
rabbit plasma. Rotate the slide and look for clumps.
Coagulase
(-)
(+)
(-)
BIOL 362 Unknown
Purpose of Activity
• The purpose of this activity is for you to learn how to identify
an
unknown organism in the laboratory.
• You will be given information about your organism.
• Your job is to interpret the data and determine the genus. You
should
attempt to also identify the species. Getting the species wrong
will not
count against you unless you misidentify a species that we have
covered in the laboratory section of the course.
Background Information
• The assignment for this laboratory is a PDF. You MUST print
out the
assignment pages and fill them in by hand, as you would do in
the
laboratory.
• You have been given a tube of bacteria labeled with the letter
M2.
• You streak a loopful of the culture onto Tryptic Soy Agar, and
incubate
at 37C.
Colony morphology
After your
incubation, you
pull out your TSA
plate and this is
what you find.
Gram stain morphology
You Gram stain
your organism and
this is what you
observe under the
microscope.
Capsule stain
You perform a
capsule stain.
Glucose Fermentation
You perform a
carbohydrate
fermentation test
with glucose.
Lactose Fermentation
You perform a
carbohydrate
fermentation test
with lactose.
Sucrose Fermentation
You perform a
carbohydrate
fermentation test
with sucrose.
Mannitol Fermentation
You perform a
carbohydrate
fermentation test
with mannitol.
Urease
You perform a
urease test. Your
organism is in tube
B.
A B
Citrate
You perform a
citrate test.
Mannitol
Salt Agar
You perform a
citrate test. Your
organism is
streaked in the
letter C area.
Coagulase
You perform a
coagulase test.
Your organism is
streaked in tube B.
A
B
EMB agar
You streak your
organism on EMB
agar and incubate
at 37C.
Motility test
You perform a
motility test. Your
organism is in tube
B.
A B
Hemolysis
You streak your
organism on blood
agar. Your
organism results
are in area A.
TSI
You inoculate your
organism into TSI
agar.
Oxidase test
You perform an
oxidase test.
Catalase test
You perform a
catalase test. Your
slide is on the A
half of the slide.
A B
Gelatinase test
You perform a
gelatinase test.
Your organism
is in tube B.
A
B
Lipase test
You perform a
lipase test. Your
organism is on the
A half of the plate.
A B
HE
You inoculate your
organism into HE
agar.
Getting Ready for your
Laboratory Unknown
Assignment
Colony morphology
• 1) Look at one individual
colony that is separated from
the others.
• 2) Write down each category
and then how each colony
looks.
• For example: the colony
morphology of the organism
highlighted by the arrow is:
Form – entire, Elevation – and so
on through the categories. For the
unknown, you are only required to
complete, Form, Elevation,
Margin, Surface, Opacity and
Chromogenesis
Gram stain morphology
• Gram stain morphology is composed of 3 parts:
1) Is the stained organism gram- positive or gram-negative?
2) What is the morphology (shape) of the individual organisms?
You can have:
Gram (+) rods(bacilli)
Gram (-) rods (bacilli)
Gram (+) cocci
Gram (-) cocci
3) Are the cells in a specific arrangement?
Test Results
• Everyone will be given their own
powerpoint that corresponds to the
organism that they are assigned.
The unknown worksheet is a PDF on
D2L. All unknown results MUST be
filled out by hand with a pen, as
they would be in the laboratory.
• 1) As you look at the PowerPoint slide
for each test, there will be a picture of
what happened with your organism.
On the worksheet, fill out what the
results of the test are. For example:
fill out whether this organism on the
right is amylase positive or negative,
not visual observations about the
organism or media.
Summary of Test Results
• In the last section, you will analyze your results and write a
summary.
Tell me in your own words, how you used your results to come
to a
presumptive identification.
• Also, draw a flow-chart/ dichotomous key of how you arrived
at your
results. I have provided a link for use as a resource”
• https://creately.com/blog/diagrams/what-is-a-dichotomous-
key/
https://creately.com/blog/diagrams/what-is-a-dichotomous-key/
Identification
• In the spaces provided, write down the identity of your
bacterial
unknown.
• You are being graded on identifying the proper genus. You
will not be
penalized for an incorrect species unless you misidentify a
species that
we covered in the laboratory.
• Know that you are awarded points for each step of the
assignment that
was done correctly. The final identification is only worth a few
extra
points.
1
BIOL 362 Unknown Project
Name______________________________________________
Tube ID_______________
Describe the colony morphology of your isolated and pure
bacterium. (Include all 6 categories except for size
and consistency) (12 points)
_____________________________________________________
_____________________________________
_____________________________________________________
_____________________________________
_____________________________________________________
_____________________________________
_____________________________________________________
_____________________________________
_____________________________________________________
_____________________________________
_____________________________________________________
_____________________________________
Gram stain morphology (6 points)
_____________________________________________________
________
Does the organism sporulate? (2 points)
_____________________
Record the results of the following tests (36 points):
Capsule
Stain________________________________________________
______________________________
Glucose Fermentation
_____________________________________________________
__________________
Lactose
Fermentation__________________________________________
______________________________
Sucrose
Fermentation__________________________________________
______________________________
Mannitol
Fermentation__________________________________________
_____________________________
Urease________________________________ _______________
_____________________________________
Citrate_______________________________________________
_____________________________________
MSA________________________________________________
_____________________________________
Coagulase____________________________________________
_____________________________________
2
EMB
agar_________________________________________________
_________________________________
Motility______________________________________________
_____________________________________
Hemolysis____________________________________________
_____________________________________
TSI__________________________________________________
____________________________________
Oxidase______________________________________________
_____________________________________
Catalase______________________________________________
_____________________________________
Gelatinase____________________________________________
_____________________________________
Lipase_______________________________________________
__________________________________
HE__________________________________________________
__________________________________
Explain HOW you determined the identity of your organism
using a flow chart or dichotomous key (15 pts) and
explanation (25 pts).
3
What is the genus of your organism? (4 points)
____________________________________
What is the species of your organism?
___________________________________

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Differentiation of Gram (+) cocciMann

  • 1. Differentiation of Gram (+) cocci * Mannitol Salt Agar * Gram Stains * Mannitol Salt agarSelective mediaSelects for members of the Staphylococci7.5% NaCl Differential MediaCarbohydrate source of mannitolPhenol red
  • 2. indicatorFermentation of mannitol = acid = yellow * Mannitol salt agar * * Catalase *
  • 3. * Catalase (-) + * Hemolysins * HemolysinsChecked after growth on sheep red blood cell agar3 kinds of hemolysis: a-greenish/brownish zone around colonies; not true hemolysis but discoloration of rbcs b-zone of rbc hemolysis or clearing; due to the production of streptolysin O or streptolysin S from Streptococcus sp. or hemolysins from Staphylococcus aureus g- no hemolysis
  • 5. Coagulase1) Grow the organism in a tube of tryptic soy broth (TSB). Add to a tube with citrated rabbit plasma and incubate at 37C for 24 hours: * Coagulase Test (Labeled view) American Society For Microbiology © 2) Put the organism to be tested on a slide and add a drop of rabbit plasma. Rotate the slide and look for clumps. Coagulase (-) (+) (-) BIOL 362 Unknown Purpose of Activity
  • 6. • The purpose of this activity is for you to learn how to identify an unknown organism in the laboratory. • You will be given information about your organism. • Your job is to interpret the data and determine the genus. You should attempt to also identify the species. Getting the species wrong will not count against you unless you misidentify a species that we have covered in the laboratory section of the course. Background Information • The assignment for this laboratory is a PDF. You MUST print out the assignment pages and fill them in by hand, as you would do in the laboratory. • You have been given a tube of bacteria labeled with the letter M2. • You streak a loopful of the culture onto Tryptic Soy Agar, and incubate at 37C. Colony morphology After your
  • 7. incubation, you pull out your TSA plate and this is what you find. Gram stain morphology You Gram stain your organism and this is what you observe under the microscope. Capsule stain You perform a capsule stain. Glucose Fermentation You perform a
  • 8. carbohydrate fermentation test with glucose. Lactose Fermentation You perform a carbohydrate fermentation test with lactose. Sucrose Fermentation You perform a carbohydrate fermentation test with sucrose. Mannitol Fermentation You perform a
  • 9. carbohydrate fermentation test with mannitol. Urease You perform a urease test. Your organism is in tube B. A B Citrate You perform a citrate test. Mannitol Salt Agar You perform a citrate test. Your
  • 10. organism is streaked in the letter C area. Coagulase You perform a coagulase test. Your organism is streaked in tube B. A B EMB agar You streak your organism on EMB agar and incubate at 37C.
  • 11. Motility test You perform a motility test. Your organism is in tube B. A B Hemolysis You streak your organism on blood agar. Your organism results are in area A. TSI You inoculate your organism into TSI agar.
  • 12. Oxidase test You perform an oxidase test. Catalase test You perform a catalase test. Your slide is on the A half of the slide. A B Gelatinase test You perform a gelatinase test. Your organism is in tube B. A
  • 13. B Lipase test You perform a lipase test. Your organism is on the A half of the plate. A B HE You inoculate your organism into HE agar. Getting Ready for your Laboratory Unknown Assignment
  • 14. Colony morphology • 1) Look at one individual colony that is separated from the others. • 2) Write down each category and then how each colony looks. • For example: the colony morphology of the organism highlighted by the arrow is: Form – entire, Elevation – and so on through the categories. For the unknown, you are only required to complete, Form, Elevation, Margin, Surface, Opacity and Chromogenesis Gram stain morphology • Gram stain morphology is composed of 3 parts: 1) Is the stained organism gram- positive or gram-negative? 2) What is the morphology (shape) of the individual organisms? You can have: Gram (+) rods(bacilli)
  • 15. Gram (-) rods (bacilli) Gram (+) cocci Gram (-) cocci 3) Are the cells in a specific arrangement? Test Results • Everyone will be given their own powerpoint that corresponds to the organism that they are assigned. The unknown worksheet is a PDF on D2L. All unknown results MUST be filled out by hand with a pen, as they would be in the laboratory. • 1) As you look at the PowerPoint slide for each test, there will be a picture of what happened with your organism. On the worksheet, fill out what the results of the test are. For example: fill out whether this organism on the right is amylase positive or negative, not visual observations about the organism or media. Summary of Test Results • In the last section, you will analyze your results and write a summary.
  • 16. Tell me in your own words, how you used your results to come to a presumptive identification. • Also, draw a flow-chart/ dichotomous key of how you arrived at your results. I have provided a link for use as a resource” • https://creately.com/blog/diagrams/what-is-a-dichotomous- key/ https://creately.com/blog/diagrams/what-is-a-dichotomous-key/ Identification • In the spaces provided, write down the identity of your bacterial unknown. • You are being graded on identifying the proper genus. You will not be penalized for an incorrect species unless you misidentify a species that we covered in the laboratory. • Know that you are awarded points for each step of the assignment that was done correctly. The final identification is only worth a few extra points. 1
  • 17. BIOL 362 Unknown Project Name______________________________________________ Tube ID_______________ Describe the colony morphology of your isolated and pure bacterium. (Include all 6 categories except for size and consistency) (12 points) _____________________________________________________ _____________________________________ _____________________________________________________ _____________________________________ _____________________________________________________ _____________________________________ _____________________________________________________ _____________________________________ _____________________________________________________ _____________________________________ _____________________________________________________ _____________________________________ Gram stain morphology (6 points) _____________________________________________________ ________ Does the organism sporulate? (2 points)
  • 18. _____________________ Record the results of the following tests (36 points): Capsule Stain________________________________________________ ______________________________ Glucose Fermentation _____________________________________________________ __________________ Lactose Fermentation__________________________________________ ______________________________ Sucrose Fermentation__________________________________________ ______________________________ Mannitol Fermentation__________________________________________ _____________________________ Urease________________________________ _______________ _____________________________________ Citrate_______________________________________________
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  • 22. What is the genus of your organism? (4 points) ____________________________________ What is the species of your organism? ___________________________________