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1. Why do Gram-negative bacteria stain red? It stain red due to the thinner pepidolglycan layer in their cell wall 2. Identify the stain and shape of the bacteria pictured below. Gram postive : cocci (Spherical)
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1. Why do Gram-negative bacteria stain red? It stain red due to the thinner pepidolglycan layer in their cell wall 2. Identify the stain and shape of the bacteria pictured below. Gram postive : cocci (Spherical)
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