Gram positive and gram negative bacteria (Gram Staining procedure explained)

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This video is a blessing. The animation and diagram are so perfect that its hard to forget the concept.

[@soumyadipsamanta6391]

Thanks for this detailed information........ I've seen many videos on KZbin related to this topic........but it's nearly impossible to find someone, giving the proper mechanism like you did.........majority described that gram positive bacteria cannot take the counterstain, they don't even explain the reason for the decolourisation. But you cleared a lots of confusion.........so thanks again 😊

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Ikr, English aqa explains this so shit

[@sabakanwal9092]

By treatment with alcohol the outer membrane of gram negative removed and the crystal violet+iodine bond washed out. As gram positive have thick peptidoglycan layer so this bond of (crystal violet+iodine) is not washed out.. So retained. after that when these both are treated with safranin ( counterstain have almost pink color) the gram negative adopt pink colour and gram positive remain purple due to thick peptidoglycan layer. It is differential staining procedure

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[@ruggerogabbrielli6831]

What does crystal violet bind to exactly when used for the first time?

[@umc9959]

Does'nt the accumulation of pigment occur in the peptidoglycan layer and not in the membrane itself?

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Thank you for your efforts to peoples to understand it

[@nicnac9147]

This helped so fucking muchhh, finally something my textbook wouldn’t explain with the staining

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[@SomeOne-xr7xu]

I don’t get why the outer membrane of gram negative is removed ? And where is the role of lipid in all of this?

[@gavinwightman4038]

The outer membrane is not removed; the crystal violet/iodine is washed out with alcohol in gram negatives due to their much thinner peptidoglycan wall. Gram + retain the violet color.

[@gavinwightman4038]

The Lipopolysaccharide (containing lipid A endotoxin against immune systems) is on the outer leaflet of the gram negative outer membrane.

[@ahmaadkhaan1694]

Crystal Violet is washed out in Gram positive bacteria not in Gram Negative bacteria ..?​@@gavinwightman4038

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