Science Image Library - Enteric Bacteria Photos
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Escherichia coli, Salmonella & Enterobacter
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E. coli Colonies Growing on Agar (Click to enlarge image.)
1. Streak plate of Escherichia coli; 2. Close up showing colonies of E. coli growing on TSY; 3. Slant tube of E. coli; Enterobacter growing in slant tube of MacConkey's E. coli & Salmolella on MacConkey's Agar (Click to enlarge image. See more) 1. Various Gram-negative colonies growing on MacConkey's agar; 2 & 3. MacConkey's growing Lactose-negative Salmonella on left, Lactose-positive E. coli on right; 4. "Ecoli" written in E.coli bacteria on MacConkey's; 5. Smiley face of E. coli bacteria on MacConkey's.
E. coli Bacteria Cells Stained (Click to enlarge image.)
1, 2 & 3. Gram stained E. coli @ 1000xTM; Various Gram-negative colonies growing on MacConkey's agar; 2 & 3. MacConkey's growing Lactose-negative Salmonella on left, Lactose-positive E. coli on right; 4. "Ecoli" written in E.coli bacteria on MacConkey's; 5. Smiley face of E. coli bacteria on MacConkey's.
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