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Fig 1. Two pathways for glucose degradation. |
Fig 3. Triple sugar iron agar reactions. Left to right: Tube 1, A/A gas; tube 2, A/A H2S; tube 3, K/A; tube 4, K/A H2S; tube 5, K/K. |
Fig 4. Ortho-nitrophenyl β-D-galactopyranoside test. |
Fig 5. A, The methyl red–Voges-Proskauer test is inoculated and incubated
overnight. Then it is split equally into two parts: one part for the methyl red test, the
other for the Voges-Proskauer test. B, Methyl red test. C, Voges-Proskauer test.
Fig 7. Phenylalanine deaminase test. |
Fig 8. Citrate utilization test. Left, Uninoculated; middle, positive result; right, negative result. |
Fig 9. Indole broth. |
Fig 10. Malonate test. |
Fig 11. Urease test. Left, Negative result; right, positive result. |
Fig 12. A RapID cartridge containing various substrates. |
Fig 13. WalkAway® 96 plus System featuring the test platform and automated data management system. |
Fig 14. Sherlock Microbial Identification System incorporates Agilent gas chromatograph; model #6850. |
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