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BIOCHEMICAL EVALUATIONS for Microorganisms Aaser Mohamed Abdelazim Assistant lecturer of Biochemistry Zagazig Vet. Medicine [email protected]

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BIOCHEMICAL EVALUATIONSfor Microorganisms

Aaser Mohamed AbdelazimAssistant lecturer of Biochemistry

Zagazig Vet. Medicine [email protected]

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Decarboxylase test1Principles: 1.Some M.Os have the ability to produce Decarboxylase E which induce decarboxylation of some amino acids as Ornithine and Lysine.2.Media changed from acidic to alkaline and can detected by any PH indicator like bromo cresol purple which changed to purple in alkaline media

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Ornithine lysine Ornithine lysine

Arginine Arginine

Dihydroxylation

Decarboxylation

Decabxylase test

Results

Amino acid

Amines + co2

Decarboxylase

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Carbohydrate Fermentation Tests (Phenol Red Broth)2

Purpose: Used to diagnose the fermenting bacteria especially gram – ve enteric bacteria

1. Ability the M.Os to ferment simple sugar(glucose, lactose, succrose) with production of acid and gas

2. We put durhum`s tube to collect gas 3. PH indicator or (phenol red) which changed to yellow in acidic media

and to pinkish red in alkaline media.4. Peptone: marker for no utilization of sugar and production of alkaline

media

principles

Media: one sugar + peptone+ Phenol red

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Results of carbohydrates fermentation Results of carbohydrates fermentation

Utilize the sugarUtilize the sugar Do not utilize the sugarDo not utilize the sugar Do not utilize the sugar and utilize peptone Do not utilize the sugar and utilize peptone

Neutral No change in

indicator color

Acid Acid + GasMedia changed

alkaline

Pink Pink yellowyellow

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Diagnosis Diagnosis

M.Os Glucose Lactose Sucrose

(2) S . Aureus Acid Acid Acid

(3) P. Vulgaris Acid + Gas -ve Acid +gas

(4) P. Aeruginosa

-ve -ve -ve

(5) E. Coli Acid + Gas Acid + gas -ve

Glucose

S. Areus: acid all P. aeruginosa: not all E. coli: except sucroseP. vulgaris: execpt lactose

S. Areus: acid all P. aeruginosa: not all E. coli: except sucroseP. vulgaris: execpt lactose

Lactose Sucrose

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Starch Hydrolysis Test3Purpose :Diagnose bacteria which produce exoenzyme amylase and ability to hydrolyze starch

Starch Starch Amylase

Glucose Glucose

Large molecules can not enter to bacterial cells

Small can be utilized by cells

Media = starch + Iodine + agar plate Starch agar plate

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Results

Starch agar before adding Iodine

Starch Agar after adding iodine

Iodine

Diagnosis Clear zone of inhibition indicates +ve results

M.Os: B. subtilis

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Citrate Utilization Test4Purpose: To test the ability of M.Os to produce Citrase and utilization of citrate as a source of carbon(photoorganotropics and chemoorganotropics).

One of IMViC test (Indole, Methyl red, Voges-Proskauer, and Citrate) used to diagnose enterobacteraece

Media: Simmon`s citrate agarMedia: Simmon`s citrate agar

Sodium citrate Sodium citrate Ammonium Ammonium

Nitrogen source Carbon source

Indicator: bromothymol blueIndicator: bromothymol blue

Blue Blue Green

neutral Alkaline

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Yellow or green Yellow or green

Results of citrate utilization test Results of citrate utilization test

Utilize citrate Utilize citrate Not utilize citrate Not utilize citrate

Ammonia remain

Alkaline media

Blue

Citrate remain

Acidic media

Citrate utilization test

Diagnosis

1. Enterobacter coloace: +ve2. Klebsiella. Pneumonae: +ve 3. E. coli: -ve

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Gelatin Liquefaction TestGelatin Liquefaction Test5Purpose :Test the ability of some M.Os to produce exoenzyme Gelatinase that liquefy gelatin into polypeptide and then to many amino acids

Gelatin (liquid)

Inoculation of M.O

incubated in refrigeratorTo allow the

gelatin to melt

Results

Then let in room temp. for more 1 hour

Solid Liquid

+ve -ve

Diagnosis Diagnosis p. Aeruginosa E. Coli

Control tube should be done to

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Coagulase TestsCoagulase Tests6Purpose: 1.Test the ability of some Staph. Species to produce coagulase E. 2.Bacteria secrete Coagulase to protect it self by forming clotting in surround the tissues and protect itself from phagocytosis or antibodies.3.The test used to diagnose pathogenic staph. Aureus that are catlase possitive. To induce clotting to plasma.

Methods Methods

Identify free coagulase

Identify the cell bounded

coagulase

Slide method Tube method

Clumping Clotting Rabbit plasma used

to diagnose Staph. aureus

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Phenylalanine Deaminase7Purpose: Test the ability of some enterobacteraece to produce exoenzyme phenylaninedeaminase (Morganella, Providencia, Proteus).

Phenylalanine Phenyle pyruvate + ammonia Deaminase

Detected by adding ferric chloride as oxidizing agent

Green Green

10% ferric chloride

-ve no change in

color

+ve Green color

Test should be read rapidly as

green color fades

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Precipitation ReactionsPrecipitation Reactions81. Serological test examine the reaction between the homologus

antibodies with their antigens. 2. When the reaction occur a visible line of PPT will appeared3. The line due to the formation of lattic

Antibody have 2 binding site for

antigen

Antigen has multiple site for

antibody binding

Copmlex lattic formation: Due to reaction of antigen with more than one antibody

Several wells were installed in the gel and in the central well put 6 Abs and on the peripheral wells add antigens specific reaction will form line of ppt.

Several wells were installed in the gel and in the central well put 6 Abs and on the peripheral wells add antigens specific reaction will form line of ppt.

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9 Triple sugar Iron agar

Purpose :To differentiate between fermenting bacteria and that reduce hydrogen sulphide H2S

Media: TSI media

Peptone+ glucose+ lactose+sucrose+thiosulphate

Indicator: phenol red

Yellow Red

PH above 6.8 (Alkaline ) PH less 6.8 (Acidic)

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A B C D E F G H

Results of triple sugar iron agar Results of triple sugar iron agar

Ferment sugar

One or two or three sugar

With gas

No ferment

Without gas

Black color Red color

Reduce sulphide

Yellow

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10 Casease test

Purpose: To identify bacteria produce casease

Media Milk agar contain casein white color

Casein Polypeptides

Results: Only bacillus subtilis only gives + results

Clear zone around colony

casease

Litmus milk—casein precipitation

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11 Urease test

Purpose Identify bacteria produce Urease Diagnose genius proteus from enteric bacteria

Media :Urea , phenol red indicator

Urea Ammonia CO2 +

Red pinkish color indicate Proteus vulgaris

Urease

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12 Methyl red and Voges- proskauer test (MR/VP)

Purpose Identify bacteria that produce stable acids when ferment glucose and produce mixed acid fermentation

Media :Glucose, peptone,phosphate buffer

Indicator Methyl red (MR)Methyl red (MR)

Red

Yellow Orange

+ - Need farther inoculation

I – Methyl red test

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II – Voges proskauer test (VP)

Purpose :Identify bacteria produce acetion during 2,3 butandiol fermentation Diagnose enterobacteria

Some bacteria don’t produce strong acid to change the indicator

Add Baritt`s reagent A(alphanaphthol ) and Baritt`s reagent B (potassium hydroxide )

After 48 hours

Red color

Indicates + results Indicates + results

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13Lipase test

Purpose :Identify Bacteria produce Lipase

Triglycerides Glycerol + Fatty acids

Media :Agar , tributyrin

Spirit blue lipase testMethylene blue tributyrin lipase

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14 DNase test

Purpose Bacteria produce DNase

Media :Agar, emulsion of DNA, peptides , methyle green dye(MG).

Reaction : DNA with MG gives green blue color

Results : clearing around the M.Os

- Serratia marcescens - Streptococcus pyogens

+E. coli

-

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1515 Nitrate reduction test

purpose: Bacteria produce Nitrate reductase

Nitrate (NO3) Nitrite (NO2) or nitrogen (N2)

Nitrite (NO2) + sulfanilic acid + α- naphathylamine

NO2

Red color

No color

No reduction Reduction to ferther N2

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Add zinc dust to distinguish between negative and positive reactions

Pink color

Means nitrate presents and reduced

by Zinc

No color

Nitrate reduced to ferther N2

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Results Results

-Pseudomonas aeruginosa -Corynebacterium xerosis E. coli

+ -Red No change

Need ferther invistigationBy add ZINC

Red No color

Corynebacterium xerosis

Pseudomonas aeruginosa +

Reduce NO3 to N2

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1616 Oxidase test

Purpose :•Oxidase postive (pseudomonacae) from oxidase negative (enterbacterace) . It is a hallmark test for the Neiserria•Cytochrome oxidase respiratory chain

Cytochrome oxidase transports electrons to final acceptor O2

Phynelenediamine a redox dye act as artificial an electron donor

Test : when dye added to the media when E is persent it changed to purple color Results of oxidase test

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1717 SIM medium (sulfur reduction test, Indole production, Motility

I- Sulfur reduction test

Media: cysteine, sodium thiosulfate, peptonized iron(ferrous sulphate)

Results: H2S reacts with Iron gives Black colorResults: H2S reacts with Iron gives Black color

II- Indole production

Bacteria produce tryptophanase

Tryptophane Ammonia + Pyruvate + Indole Indole

Kovac`s reagent HCl +

Dimethylaminobenzaldehyde+Amyl alcohol

Red layer Add

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III- Motility

Stab inoculation to indicates motility

Stab inoculation

Radiating growth indicates motility

Results

Staph. Typhimurium Staph aureus

H2S production and motile Negative

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Aaser Mohamed Abdelazim Assistant lecturer of Medical Biochemistry and Molecular Biology

Zagazig Vet. [email protected]

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