API & ID 32
GRAM BACILLI ORIENTATION TESTS COCCI Anaerobes Sporulated bacilli Small bacilli of characteristic shape Partial discoloring (granulation) Short bacilli with rounded ends Mobile at 20 - 25°C Immobile at 37°C Large sporulated bacilli Very tapered bacilli Clostridium 20 A RapiD ID 32 A Coryne Listeria CHB Corynebacterium Listeria Bacillus 50 CHL ...
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