Bacterial identification Tests: Nitrate reduction test
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- Опубликовано: 18 мар 2019
- Nitrate reduction test is a commonly used biochemical test in bacterial identification. It is used for the differentiation of members of Enterobacteriaceae based on their ability to produce nitrate reductase enzyme that reduce nitrate (NO3-) to nitrite (NO2-).
This Video demonstrate Nitrate reduction test using A Nitrate reductase positive organism & A Nitrate reductase negative organisms.
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Thank you very much. Excellent explanation
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Hi, what if our nitrate test came out more of a pink/reddish color the first time and the second time it came out with yellow on the top and red on the bottom? Also are we supposed to mix after we add the sulfuric acid and the alpha napithol? thank you for your video btw (:
Proper Mixing will solve this issue.
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Isn’t there a zinc component to this?
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Yes… working on those👍🏼
I thought nitrite turns to nitrate not nitrate to nitrite