During a lab, a student is given an unknown bacterial sample that they identify as Gram-negative rods. Which tests should they perform next to narrow down the identification? Select all that apply. A. Acid-fast stain B. Capsule stain C. Methylene blue stain D. Motility test E. Endospore stain
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Since the bacterial sample has been identified as Gram-negative rods, the next set of tests should focus on further characterizing these bacteria based on their specific features and behaviors. Show more…
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