11 BACTERIAL IDENTIFICATION TESTS
MODULE Bacterial Identification Tests Microbiology 126 Notes Fig. 11.2: Slide coagulase test. The tube coagulase test is performed by mixing bacterial cells into a larger volume of plasma in a small test tube. As the bacteria multiply in the plasma, they secrete staphylocoagulase. Staphylocoagulase initiates blood coagulation by activating ...
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