2) Kovac's reagent was used in the indole test. If isoamyl alcohol were not present in...
2) Kovac's reagent was used in the indole test. If isoamyl alcohol were not present in the Kovac's reagent, then describe what would be observed following testing of an indole-positive bacterium, and why? Also include in your answer the function of isoamyl alcohol in the test?
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Absence of isoamyl alcohol in the Kovac's reagent while testing of an indole positve bacterium will produce an overall cherry red coloured solution, instead of a cherry red colored ring.
The isoamyl alcohol forms a complex with rosindole dye, which causes it to precipitate. Because isoamyl alcohol is not water soluble, the cherry red color ring will form at the top of the broth.
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