Klebsiella pneumoniae an organism able to be gram-stained?. If so, what is the gram teaction?. If...
Klebsiella pneumoniae an organism able to be gram-stained?. If so, what is the gram teaction?. If not, how is this organism classified?.
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Klebsiella pneumoniae is not able to be gram stained (failed to pick up dye in gram stain test ) therefore called as gram negative organism.
Klebsiella - are rod shaped, nonmotile , gram negative , having a prominent polysaccharide capsule.
The Klebsiella are classified On the basis of the structural variability of O antigen and K antigens ,
As all the members of klebsiella genus typically express 2 types of antigens on their cell surface which contribute to pathogencity. They are O antigen (lipopolysaccharides) and K antigen (capsular polysaccharides) . Around 77 K antigens and 9 O antigens are exist
Ex-Klebsiella pneumoniae , k. granulomatis , k. oxytoca .
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