- Bile
Esculin Agar (BEA) is a
selective differential agar used to
isolate and
identify members of the
genus Enterococcus,
formerly part of the "group D...
- Aesculin, also
called æsculin or
esculin, is a
coumarin glucoside that
naturally occurs in the
trees horse chestnut (Aesculus hippocastanum), California...
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differentiation from
other Proteus species include failure to
acidify esculin,
failure to
produce hydrogen sulfide on
triple sugar iron agar, and resistance...
- salts–sucrose agar
enhances growth of
Vibrio spp.,
including Vibrio cholerae. Bile
esculin agar is used for the
isolation of
Enterococcus and
group D Streptococcus...
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Bilophila wadsworthia is a Gram-negative,
obligately anaerobic, catalase-positive, bile-resistant, and
asaccharolytic bacillus.
Approximately 75% of B...
- are the
nonenterococcal group D streptococci.
Members of this
group are
esculin positive, 6.5% salt negative,
sorbitol negative and
produce acetoin. Isolates...
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bounty hunter Bea or Aka-Bea language, an
Asian extinct language Bile
esculin agar, a
growth medium BookExpo America, a
major book fair in the United...
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Tyrosine and Pyrazinamide. It does not
metabolize urease, can
hydrolyze esculin, and can also
ferment mannitol and xylose. In a
laboratory setting, it...
- glucose,
ferment lactose, trehalose, salicin, and sucrose, and
hydrolyze esculin and arginine.
Carbon dioxide can
stimulate growth or is even
required for...
- used to find the
susceptibility of an
organism to an antibiotic. The bile
esculin test is used to
differentiate members of the
genus Enterococcus from Streptococcus...
