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Fig 1. Clockwise from the top: chocolate agar (CHOC), blood agar (BAP), MacConkey agar (MAC). The large colonies growing on all three p... -
Fig 1. A, The typical dry, lactose-positive Escherichia coli growing on MacConkey (MAC) agar. Note the pink precipitate surrounding ... -
Scabies is cutaneous infestation with the itch mite, Sarcoptes scabiei. The organism is highly infectious and transmitted by close pers... -
Fig 1. Classification of some clinically encountered clostridia by endospore location. A, Gram-stained appearance of terminal spores of ...
