Phenotype Topics
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Contents
- 1 Cytology
- 2 Histological Assessment
- 3 Serological Tests
- 4 Biochemical Characteristics
- 5 Prokaryotic Glycosylation
- 6 Motility
- 7 Cell shape/size
- 8 Pathogenic vs. Non-pathogenic
- 9 Cultural Characteristics
- 10 Morphological Characteristics
- 11 Replication/Division
- 12 Biofilm Formation
- 13 Phage-related phenotypes
- 14 References
Cytology
Histological Assessment
- General[1]
- crystal violet staining[2][3][4][5]
- safranin staining[6]
- acid-fastness[7]
- Gram staining[8][9][10][11][12]
Serological Tests
- General[15][16]
- slide agglutination test[17]
- fluorescent antibody tests[18]
- counterimmunoelectrophoresis (CIE)
Biochemical Characteristics
- General[19][20]
- Cellular Fatty Acid analysis (Bergey's 4-33)
- catalase test
- decarboxylase test[21][22][23]
- oxidase test
- urease test[24]
- methyl red test[25]
- Voges-Proskauer test[26]
- Gelatin Liquefaction[27][28][29][30]
- Antibiotic susceptibility test[31]
- IMVic test[32]
- L-phase variants[33]
Prokaryotic Glycosylation
Motility
Cell shape/size
- cocci
- rod (straight or curved)
- oval
Pathogenic vs. Non-pathogenic
Cultural Characteristics
- General[41]
- Aerobic respiration
- Anaerobic respiration
- Fermentation
- lactose fermenters
- Growth at certain temperatures
- Thermophile
- Mutator[42]
Growth characteristics on differential media plates
- Growth on MacConkey agar[43][44]
- Growth on Inorganic Compounds (Chemoauxotrophic)
- Growth on certain sugars
- Growth on antibiotics
- Growth on blood agar
- Growth on thioglycolate
- Growth on acetamide agar medium[45][46]
- Biotyping[47]
Morphological Characteristics
- cocoid body formation
- cyst formation
- spore formation
- fruiting body formation
- pleomorphism
- mucoid colonies
- viscid colonies
Replication/Division
- binary fission
Biofilm Formation
bacteria
- susceptibility / immunity
- resistance to super-infection
- CRISPR-encoded resistance [51]
- prophage
- presence
- phage DNA integration [52]
- phage gene expression
- phage protein expression
- phage adsorption [53],[54]
- lysis [53]
phage
- host range + specificity
- e.g. infects E. coli strain K12 [include taxonomy ID]
- inducability
- e.g. inducable by antibiotics - [56]
- plaque
- size (at time x), i.e. growth rate
- shape (round, irregular)
- opaqueness (clear, turbid) [57]
- particle morphology
- missing parts [include list of parts]
- malformed parts [include lists of parts]
- too big
- too small
- different shape
- assembly
- step X of assembly not taking place
- protein X not assembled, i.e. not integrated into structure
- generation time
References
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