Enterobacteriaceae-ppt

Members of the enterobacteriaceae are G –ve, non spore forming bacilli that grow both aerobically and anaerolbically on ordinary laboratory media including MacConkey agar (selective medium of enterobacteriaceae). They are oxidase –ve, catalase +ve. They ferment glucose and other carbohydrate with production of acid or acid and gas. They reduce nitrates to nitrites and are either motile with peritrichous flagella or non-motile, most strains of most species bear adhesive fimbria of one or more types. This family has a large number of genera, that inhabit in large intestine of human and animals.
Members of the enterobacteriaceae are G –ve, non spore forming bacilli that grow both aerobically and anaerolbically on ordinary laboratory media including MacConkey agar (selective medium of enterobacteriaceae). They are oxidase –ve, catalase +ve. They ferment glucose and other carbohydrate with production of acid or acid and gas. They reduce nitrates to nitrites and are either motile with peritrichous flagella or non-motile, most strains of most species bear adhesive fimbria of one or more types. This family has a large number of genera, that inhabit in large intestine of human and animals.