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In a capsule stain, heat is used to drive the dye into the capsule. Gram negative bacteria appear to have a halo.

          In a capsule stain,
heat is used to drive the dye into
the capsule.
Gram negative bacteria appear to
have a halo.
        
In a capsule stain,
heat is used to drive the dye into
the capsule.
Gram negative bacteria appear to
have a halo.

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In a capsule stain, 2.8 points heat is used to drive the dye into Gram negative bacteria appear to the capsule. have a halo. In a capsule stain, 2.8 points heat is used to drive the dye into the capsule. Gram negative bacteria appear to have a halo.
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00:01 Hello students, for this question the capsule strain procedure involves basic staining using the stains like crystal violet to stain the bacterial cell and acidic staining using the stains like congo red to stain the background.
01:03 This makes the unstained halo comprising the bacterial cell and the capsule.
01:27 So it is important when preparing this light that the capsule appears light is not heat fixed otherwise the capsule will be destroyed...
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