Biochemical profile of strain HKU3 by conventional biochemical tests and the Vitek system (BACIL) and API system (50CHB/20E)
Biochemical reactions/enzymes | Conventional | Vitek BACIL | API 50CHB/20E |
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Catalase | Weak + | ||
Cytochrome oxidase | + | ||
Nitrate reduction | + | + | |
β Galactosidase | + | + | |
Arginine dihydrolase | – | – | |
Lysine decarboxylase | – | – | |
Ornithine decarboxylase | – | – | |
Citrate utilisation | – | – | |
Malonate utilisatiion | – | ||
MBM acetate utilisation | – | ||
H2S | – | ||
Urease | – | – | |
Tryptophan deaminase | – | ||
Indole | – | – | |
Acetoin | – | – | |
Gelatinase | – | – | |
Esculin hydrolysis | + | + | + |
Casein hydrolysis | – | ||
Fermentation/oxidation/assimilation of | |||
Glycerol | – | ||
Erythritol | – | ||
D-Arabinose | – | – | |
L-Arabinose | – | ||
Ribose | – | – | |
D-Xylose | – | – | |
L-Xylose | – | ||
Adonitol | – | ||
β Methylxyloside | – | ||
Galactose | – | – | – |
D-Glucose | – | – | – |
D-Fructose | – | ||
D-Mannose | – | – | |
L-Sorbose | – | ||
Rhamnose | – | ||
Dulcitol | – | ||
Inositol | – | – | |
Mannitol | – | – | |
Sorbitol | – | – | |
α Methyl-D-mannoside | – | ||
α Methyl-D-glucoside | – | ||
N-Acetyl glucosamine | – | – | |
Amygdalin | – | – | |
Arbutin | – | ||
Salicin | – | – | |
Cellobiose | – | ||
Maltose | – | – | |
Lactose | – | – | |
Melibiose | – | ||
Saccharose | – | ||
Trehalose | – | – | |
Inulin | – | – | |
Melezitose | – | ||
D-Raffinose | – | – | |
Amidon | – | ||
Glycogene | – | ||
Xylitol | – | ||
β Gentiobiose | – | ||
D-Turanose | – | ||
D-Lyxose | – | ||
D-Tagatose | – | – | |
D-Fucose | – | ||
L-Fucose | – | ||
D-Arabitol | – | – | |
L-Arabitol | – | ||
Gluconate | – | ||
2 cetogluconate | – | ||
5 cetogluconate | – | ||
Sucrose | – | ||
Palatinose | – | ||
Amylopectin | – | ||
Potassium thiocyanate | – | ||
7% NaCl | – | ||
Mandelic acid | – | ||
Oleandomycin | – | ||
Sodium acetate | + | ||
Polyamidohygrostreptin | – | ||
Nalidixic acid | – | ||
Reduction of tetrazolium red | – | ||
Identification | 99% Bacillus sphaericus | 77.5% Brevibacillus brevis | |
22.5% Bacillus sphaericus |