KOH string test for bacterial characterisation
Welcome to our suite of NUI Galway Microbiology teaching videos. We hope that they will guide you in performing your experiments in a scientific and safe manner. This video describes how to perform a KOH string test. This test is a valuable adjunct to the Gram stain, and will help to determine if an organism is Gram positive or Gram negative.
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