Q 1 which specific mycobacterium organism was ehrlich

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Q. 1. Which specific Mycobacterium organism was Ehrlich trying to stain while he developed the acid-fast stain?

2. Why is it best to utilize an older culture when performing the acid-fast stain?

3. What acid accumulates in cells?

4. Who was Carl Weigert? What influence did Weigert have on Ehrlich?

5. Chemicals used in a lot of staining procedures have characteristics that make them potentially harmful. What do the letters MSDS stand for? Follow link provided to read about the acid-fast decolorizer. What kind of information does this document provide?

6. Other than the acid-fast stain, what other technique may be used to diagnose tuberculosis? What scientist developed this test?

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