What is the characteristic motility of Yersinia enterocolitica? How does sugar fermentation of this organism correlate...
- What is the characteristic motility of Yersinia enterocolitica? How does sugar fermentation of this organism correlate to the reactions it produces on MacConkey agar and triple sugar iron slants?
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Yersinia enterocolitica is motile at 22-290C and is non motile at 370C. It is gram negative, non lactose fermenting, glucose and sucrose fermenting non H2S producing bacteria. So in MacConkey agar it will from white colonies and in triple sugar iron slants it will have have yellow slant and yellow agar butt indicative of glucose and sucrose fermentation.
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