Microbiology Lab | Starch Hydrolysis Test (via Amylase)

[@asmaasalman1937]

Simple and clear. Thank you so much

[@minhtrananh1482]

very clear, thank you so much.

[@solomonabebe8800]

Thank you!!!

[@iqsamaniego]

Great explanation! Can I do the same test with onion powder solution instead of enzyme? I've heard that this powders contain enzymes which can affect dressings!

[@ibraheemalma]

thank you sir, simple amazing videos

[@CatalystUniversity]

Thank you for the kind words!

[@adrianaruvalcaba6320]

@@CatalystUniversity what bacterias were used in the video?

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[@FabioErrante]

I've read that amylase can only attack starch if its granules are damaged. Is that true?

[@genevievehuynh9221]

Does a starch agar contain glucose?

[@The_Serenitywolf]

I wish my professor would explain things this clearly. I stopped going to her class and just showing up to her exam tomorrow lol

[@anandaddagalla2470]

Mention any example of bacteria producing amylase

[@jatinrajputsuryavanshi1136]

Bacillus