How to Perform the Catalase Test - Staphylococcus vs Streptococcus

[@gigaguy1773]

I had a lab practice exam yesterday and this guide helped me a lot. The lab teacher had taught us to put a drop of water on the slide and then touch it with a loop containing the cell sample in its tip. The results were dubious at first, but then I remembered this method and we managed to get a very clear Catalase + result. Thank you 1 million times. Keep up the good work.

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[@dr.hannibal8338]

Never seen a high-quality video explaining this test as you guys Thank you so much

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[@ibra01]

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[@andrewinspirational5031]

This is great ✊ it is actually helping me. as a student for Microbiology.

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[@victoropoku19]

Great video, Thank You!!

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[@mustafakouzrite3442]

Excellent. Please, can you elaborate why the culture has to be 18 to 24 hours old?

[@HardyDx]

Aerobic organisms must be taken from an 18 to 24 hour old culture. Organisms lose their catalase activity with age. For slower growing anaerobic organisms, an older (24-72 hours) culture may be acceptable.

[@pheebzcj]

Thanks simple and precise

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