MS111520 Bacillus subtilis; smear Gram+; spore.forming
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MS111528 Bacillus; smear Gram +
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MS111536 Bacillus; smear Gram -
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MS111544 Bacillus; smear Mixed Gram + and Gram -
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MS114872 Coccus; smear Gram .
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MS114896 Streptococcus (Diplococcus) pneumoniae; smear Gram .
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MS114904 Streptococcus (Diplococcus) pneumoniae; smear Showing capsule
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MS114912 Meningococcus; smear Neisseria meningitidis; Gram .
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MS111512 Staphylococcus aureus; smear Gram +
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MS114920 Streptococcus faecalis; smear Gram +
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MS114928 Staphylococcus epidermidis; smear Gram +
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MS114880 Coccus; smear Gram+
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MS114888 Coccus; smear Mixed Gram + and Gram .
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MS114936 Spirillum volutans; smear Gram .
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MS114944 Spirillum volutans; smear FS stain
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MS114952 Clostridium perfringens; smear Gram +
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MS114960 Klebsiella pneumoniae; smear Gram .
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MS114968 Salmonella typhi; smear Gram .
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MS114976 Salmonella typhi; smear Showing flagella
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MS114984 Leptospira; smear The agent of Leptospirosis disease
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MS114992 Azotobacter; smear Rhizobium leguminosarum Gram.; nitrogen fixer
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MS115000 Clostridium tetani; smear Gram+; spore.forming anaerobic rods; agent of tetanus in humans
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MS115008 Clostridium botulinum; smear Gram+; spore.forming anaerobic rods; agent of botulinum
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MS115016 Lactobacillus acidophilus; smear Gram+; rod.shape; it's used in the production of yogurt
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MS115024 Lactobacillus casei; smear Gram+; lactic acid producer; it's used for dairy production
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MS115032 Mycobacterium tuberculosis; smear Gram+; it's the etiologic agent of tuberculosis in humans
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MS115040 Bacteria spores; smear
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MS115048 Agrobacterium tumefaciens; smear * Gram.; rod.shaped; it causes crown galls in dicots
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MS111552 Escherichia coli; smear Gram.; rod.shaped; non spore forming; it's part of the intestinal flora
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MS115056 Rectal swab; smear
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MS111560 Bacteria from Human Mouth; smear Showing different types of bacteria
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MS115064 Neisseria gonorrhoea; smear Gram.; aerobic bacteria; it's responsible for the gonorrhoea
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MS111568 Salmonella typhimurium; smear Gram.; rod.shape; it's the cause of gastroenteritis and thypoid fever
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MS115072 Pseudomonas aeruginosa; smear Gram.; rod.shape; it causes a variety of systemic infections
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MS115080 Bordetella pertussis; smear * Gram.; coccobacillus; aerobic; it's the agent of whooping cough
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MS115088 Corynebacterium diphtheriae; smear Gram+; rod.shaped; it's the agent of diphtheria
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MS115096 Proteus vulgaris; smear Gram .; it's the agent of urinary tract infections
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MS115104 Bacteria showing binary fission; smear *
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MS115112 Vibrio cholerae; smear
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MS115120 Shigella dysenteriae; smear A human pathogen Gram.negative rod; from the family Enterobacteriaceae
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MS111576 Typical bacteria; smear Showing a mix of coccus; bacilli and spirilli
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MS115128 Actinomyces; smear Gram+; opportunistic pathogens of humans and other mammals
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Stain Abreviation:
AF&FG Stain Acid Fuchsin & Fast Green
AC Stain Alcohol Carmine stain
C Stain Carmine stain
C&FG Stain Carmine & Fast Green
CV Stain Cresyl Violet
FS Stain Fuchsin stain
FS&FG Stain Fuchsin & Fast Green
GS Stain Giemsa
H&E Stain Hematoxylin and Eosin
H&T Stain Hematoxylin and Triosin
IH Stain Iron Hematoxylin
M Stain Mallory
MaS Stain Mason
OS Stain Osmium
S Stain Silver
WR Stain Wright's
NG Stain Nissl or Golgi stain
Pas Stain Periodic Acid Schift Reaction
Mount Preparation:
c.s. Cross section
l.s. Longitudinal section
m.l.s. Median-Longitudinal Section
sec. Section
sag. sec. Sagittal Section
t.s. Transversal Section
smear Liquid smear
w.m. Wholemount
