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So let's start with question number 14.
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First we have to understand what does mvick test basically stands for.
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So let's start with the first part of the test, which is the i, which represent indole test.
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And here we are going to talk about the mvick test for e.
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Coli.
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So indol test for e.
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Coli is positive.
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Then the next m here represents the methyl red test, which is being.
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Performed and this test is also positive for equal i the vi basically represent the bogus proscure test which is being performed for equal i for identification purposes and this is negative and the last test which is represented by c is the citrate test and here this test is also negative so we can say for equil i ambit test can be written as positive positive negative negative therefore option b is correct for this.
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Let's move on to the next one.
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That is question number 15.
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For question number 15, we can say that that coliforms, which is an important class of bacteria, they are being classified as a gram -negative bacteria.
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So they are gram -negative.
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It means they have thin peptidoglycan layer and a lipid layer.
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And they basically are a type of fermenter microbe, and they're mostly they mostly reside inside the gut of mammals and they're also associated with many infections as well.
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So for question number 15, the correct option is option b.
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For question number 16, when we talk about this, the clean tune basically all the tubes here appear yellow...