File:Vibrio cholerae on MacConkey agar of Cholera patient stool culture.jpg
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V. cholerae is a lactose non-fermenter, so its colonies will not take on this pink/red color. Instead, they will be pale or colorless.
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English: MacConkey agar is a selective and differential culture medium commonly used for the isolation and differentiation of enteric Gram-negative bacteria. While it's not the primary choice for isolating Vibrio cholerae (TCBS agar is the preferred medium), V. cholerae can still grow on MacConkey agar. |
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