Collection Group: Clinical Bacteriology

Specimenwsie Common Etiological Agents: Intrioduction, List of Specimens and Responsible Microbes

Specimenwsie Common Etiological Agents: Intrioduction, List of Specimens and Responsible Microbes Introduction of Specimenwsie Common Etiological Agents The topic' Specimenwsie Common Etiological...

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Gelatin Hydrolysis Test: Introduction, Principle, Procedure and Result Interpretation

Gelatin Hydrolysis Test: Introduction, Principle, Procedure and Result Interpretation Introduction of Gelatin Hydrolysis Test Gelatin is a solidifying agent...

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Chalmydiae: Introduction, Morphology,Life Cycle,Pathogenecity, Lab Diagnosis and Treatment

Chalmydiae are non - motile, gram- negative obligate intracellular bacteria. They contains both RNA and DNA. They multiply within the cytoplasm of host cells, which form characteristic intracellular inclusion bodies. They can be seen with light microscope after staining with Giemsa stain better with Castaneda, Machiavello or Giminez  stains. They contain better with Castaneda, Machiavello or Giminez stains. They contain glycogen matrix. They cal also be demonstrated yb Immunofluorescence tets. The cell wall structure of Chalmydiae is close to Gram - negative bacteria. They are susceptible to Tetracycline. They have restricted metabolic activities. None of these metabolic reaction can synthesize the energy . Therefore , they have been considered as energy parasite that they use the ATP produced by the host cells for their own requirements. Introduction of Chlamydiae Chlamydiae are non - motile, gram-negative obligate...

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