MSA turns yellow after incubation. what does that mean? a. Staph. aureus utilized mannitol b. produced...
MSA turns yellow after incubation. what does that mean?
a. Staph. aureus utilized mannitol
b. produced acid turns indicator to red
c. Staph. epidermidis is resistant to salt
d. A+B
e. A+C
Homework Answers
Staph. aureus when ferment mannitol present in MSA, it produces acid. Acid reacts with the pH indicator phenol red and produces a yellow colour.
So option D (A+B) is correct.
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MSA turns yellow after incubation. what does that mean?
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1. MSA turns yellow after incubation. what does that mean? a. Staph. aureus utilized mannitol b. produced acid turns indicator to red c. Staph. epidermidis is resistant to salt d. A+B e. A+C
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