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After Which Step in the Gram Stain Are Gram-Positive Bacteria

Question 7

Question 7

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After which step in the Gram stain are gram-positive bacteria FIRST distinguished from gram-negative?


A) Crystal violet
B) Iodine mordant
C) Gram's decolorizer
D) Safranin

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