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Which method is used to detect the capsule of bacteria?
What is the glycoprotein structure of the virus known as?
Which of the following is a Gram-positive pathogen?
Which of the following is a filamentous bacteria?
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To which genus do spiral bacteria belong?
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Under the microscope, which bacteria would appear cocci bean-shaped and stained in red color?
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In which biological molecule are prions presented?
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Study Notes
Bacterial Detection and Characteristics
- The capsule of bacteria is detected using a method called India ink staining.
Virus Structure
- The glycoprotein structure of the virus is known as a peplomer.
Bacterial Pathogens
- Bacillus is a Gram-positive pathogen.
Bacterial Morphology
- Actinomyces is a filamentous bacteria.
Bacterial Classification
- Spiral bacteria belong to the genus Spirillum.
Bacterial Microscopy
- Under the microscope, Staphylococcus bacteria would appear cocci bean-shaped and stained in red color.
Prions
- Prions are presented in the biological molecule protein.
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Description
Test your knowledge of bacterial capsule detection methods and gram-positive pathogens with this quiz. Questions cover detection methods such as Giemsa, Burry Gins, Gram, and Ziehl–Neelsen as well as identifying pathogens like Shigella, Escherichia, Bacillus, and Salmonella.
