Neisseria meningitidis - an Osmosis Preview — Transcript
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- 0:03nyseria meningitidis
- 0:05also called enmeningitidus or just
- 0:07meningococcus
- 0:09is a gram-negative round bacterium that
- 0:11causes meningitis in humans
- 0:13as well as life-threatening conditions
- 0:15like sepsis and disseminated
- 0:17intravascular coagulation
- 0:21now end meningitidis has a thin
- 0:23peptidoglycan layer
- 0:25so it doesn't retain the crystal violet
- 0:26dye during gram staining
- 0:28instead like any other gram-negative
- 0:30bacteria it stains pink with safranin
- 0:32dye
- 0:33and meningitis typically live in pairs
- 0:35called diplococci
- 0:37stacked side to side so the pear looks
- 0:39kind of like a coffee bean
- 0:41they're also non-modal non-spore forming
- 0:43and obligate aerobes which means they
- 0:45absolutely need oxygen to grow
- 0:48finally they're catalase and oxidase
- 0:50positive which means they produce both
- 0:52these enzymes
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- 1:13[Music]
- 1:15bye
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