The following points highlight the top four common laboratory animals employed in the laboratory for research purpose and for the diagnosis of the diseases. The animals are: 1. Rabbit 2. Guinea Pig 3. Rat 4. Mous. Laboratory Animal # 1. Rabbit: The body of the rabbit is closely covered with smooth hair or fur, except […]
The following points highlight the seven steps for identification of bacteria isolated from a specimen. The steps are: 1. Morphology and Staining 2. Cultural Characteristics 3. Biochemical Reactions 4. Antigenic Characters 5. Typing of Bacteria: Bacteriophage Sensitivity 6. Animal Pathogen City 7. Antibiotic Sensitivity. Identification of Bacteria: Step # 1. Morphology and Staining: Serve as […]
In this article we will discuss about the Antibiotic Sensitivity Test of Bacteria. Subcultures of the test organisms are made in broth and incubated for 6-18 hours. Any density of inoculum may be used but in most cases the surfaces of cultures plates may be sown with broth containing approximately 100 million cells per ml. […]
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