Key to presumptively identify isolate of genus e.coli

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Build a dichotomous key to presumptively identify isolate of genus E.coli and Klebsiella from blood agar plate with a gram stain of gram negative bacillus in single/pairs, catalase positive, oxidase negative, gamma hemolysis on BAP (Blood Agar Plate).

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