S. Epidermidis is not beta hemolytic. It's gamma hemolysis, which means it's not hemolytic at all as it does not secrete hemolysin or other byproducts that interact with blood.
i was diagnosed a skin infection caused by staphylococcus epidermidis, confirmed by antibiogram, executed directly on the lesion liquid. This skin infection has lasted for 7 years, i tried many sistemic and topics antibiotics but nothing it worked. What could be the problem related to this skin infection? What keeps causing it? Thanks
S. Epidermidis is not beta hemolytic. It's gamma hemolysis, which means it's not hemolytic at all as it does not secrete hemolysin or other byproducts that interact with blood.
How came COLORLESS colonies be beta hemolytic😮
i was diagnosed a skin infection caused by staphylococcus epidermidis, confirmed by antibiogram, executed directly on the lesion liquid. This skin infection has lasted for 7 years, i tried many sistemic and topics antibiotics but nothing it worked. What could be the problem related to this skin infection? What keeps causing it? Thanks
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Mam please start lecture on virology
She.acts like no big deal