E. coli typically produces positive tests for indole, lysine decarboxylase, and mannitol fermentation and produces gas from glucose. an isolate from urine can be quickly identified as E. coli by its hemolysis on blood agar typical colonial morphology with an iridescent "sheen" on different media such as EMB agar, and a positive spot indole test.
Lactose fermented rapidly E. coli: Metallic sheen on different media: motile: flat: nonvicous growth
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Source: Brooks, G., Butch, J., & Ornston, N. (1991). Jawetz,Melnick and Adel Berg's Medical Microbiology (19th ed.). United States of America: Appleton and Lange.
E.coli Metabolism Products on Different Culture Mediums
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