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∙ 15y agoIf you use an incubator set to about 98 degrees, no more than three days. Be sure to check them daily.
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Lithosphere plates move slow or fast?
lithosperic plates move fast why do you think we cant see it happining?
Can radiation-feeding bacteria eliminate radiation?
Not yet. There are no known species that can eat fast enough to keep up with it, so a substrantial portion of the radiation always gets through.
What are results for a acid-fast test for enterobacter aerogenes?
Enterobacter aerogenes is a non-acid fast bacteria. Bacteria only in the Mycobacteria and Nocardia genus are acid fast.
How fast were the plates moving?
4 to 6 cm per year
How fast do plates slide past each other in an earthquake?
4 seconds
Why is the ameba slow?
Im sure it varies from species to species, but to the best of my knowlege Amoeba are not slow. Some species are effective "predators" of bacteria and are fast enough to catch and consume them, making them at least as fast as human phagocytes. Hope this helps!
How fast do plates move in an earthquake?
pretty fast
Lithosphere plates move slow or fast?
lithosperic plates move fast why do you think we cant see it happining?
Are the plates moving faster?
over millions of years the plates have moved some what fast
How does acid-fast bacteria differ from gram bacteria?
Acid-fast and Gram stain are two different types of staining technique. Bacteria that stain with acid-fast techniques are called "acid fast bacteria." Bacteria that don't stain with acid-fast techniques are called "not acid fast." At the same time, bacteria can be "Gram-positive" or "Gram-negative." For example, Nocardia is a bacterium that is acid-fast and Gram-positive. Usually the reason people care about these designations is in order to figure out what species a bacteria is. The issue usually arises in the context of a patient's sample that has grown bacteria. At first the doctors won't be sure which bacteria it is. They'll have guesses based on how the patient presented, but they won't know, and they want to know because that will help them pick the best treatment. A first step toward "speciating" the bacteria is to do a Gram stain on it. This is because for historical reasons determining whether a bacteria is Gram-positive or Gram-negative goes a long way toward speciating it. Acid-fast staining is less common, and is used mostly for diagnosing tuberculosis (caused by Mycobacteria, which are acid-fast bacteria). There are details about the cell walls that determine whether an organism will stain with Gram stain (thick walls without mycolic acids) or acid-fast, but hopefully this answers your question.
What color is Brilliant green K in Acid fast cell?
Acid-fast bacteria stain pink. Non acid-fast bacteria stain green.
Two diseases caused by acid fast bacteria?
Tuberculosis and leprosy are two diseases caused by acid fast bacteria.
Can radiation-feeding bacteria eliminate radiation?
Not yet. There are no known species that can eat fast enough to keep up with it, so a substrantial portion of the radiation always gets through.
What are results for a acid-fast test for enterobacter aerogenes?
Enterobacter aerogenes is a non-acid fast bacteria. Bacteria only in the Mycobacteria and Nocardia genus are acid fast.
How far do plates shift each year?
plates move around the speed of how fast your nails grow
What is a acid fast disease?
Some diseases are leprosy ( M. leprae), tuberculosis (M. tuberculosis), and nocardiosis ( N. brasiliensis, N. asteroides). The acid fast stain is important in identifying bacteria in the genus Mycobacterium and Nocardia.M. tuberculosis
Distinguish between the acid-fast cell and the non-acid fast?
Primary stain: carbol fuchsin will leave the acid fast cells red, as it can penetrate the lipoidal (thick waxy) shell of the acid fast shell. Counterstain: methylene blue will leave the non-acid fast cells blue. So you should have red and blue.
