Bacterial flagella – Its structure and mechanism of movement
Most prokaryotes can move by using thread-like structures called flagella, which attach to the plasma membrane and cell wall. The…
Most prokaryotes can move by using thread-like structures called flagella, which attach to the plasma membrane and cell wall. The…
Who discovers the most probable number? Understanding and Teaching the Most Probable Number Technique, published in 1975 .J. L.…
Principle of acid fast stain Most bacterial organisms can be stained with either a simple stain or a Gram stain,…
When you are dealing with microbes in your lab, one thing that is always problematic is the growth of unwanted…
Flagella stain principle Flagella are intricate filamentous cytoplasmic structures that protrude through the cell wall. The flagellin protein, which…
Principle of capsule staining Definition The glycocalyx is the name for a polysaccharide or polypeptide layer that is gelatinous.…
Endospore staining history In 1922, Dorner published a set of staining instructions. He discovered a method of differential labeling…
Gram staining is a differential bacterial staining method used to distinguish between Gram Positive and Gram Negative bacteria based on…
In nature, microbial populations are not separated by species but exist with a mixture of many different types of cells.…