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Question | Answer |
Division of Species | Fast/slow growers |
Slow Growers | M. tuberculosis, M.leprae |
Fast Growers | M.abcessus, M.chemoa |
Motility | Non-motile |
Aerobes/Anaerobes | Obligate Anaerobes |
Waxy Coat | Cell wall made of mycolic acid |
Link Between Waxy Coat & Cell Wall | Arabinogylactan |
Advantages of Mycolic Acid Layer (Staining) | Responsible for poor staining |
Advantages of Mycolic Acid Layer (Growth) | Responsible for poor growth and hardiness |
Advantages of Mycolic Acid Layer (Antibiotics) | Provides poor sensibility to antibiotics |
Advantages of Mycolic Acid Layer (Pathogenicity) | Responsible for inc. pathogenicity and immune evasion |
Culture Media | Lowenstein-Jenson Media or Liquid Media |
Safety in Mycobacteria Culture | Kept in bottles to prevent inhalation, level 3 containment |
Colony Growth | 6-8 weeks, detected radiometrically |
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