What type of staining Acid-fast staining is?

Acid-fast staining is also called:

It is coloring component of a stain:

Mycolic acid is present in:

The color of Acid-fast bacteria is:

The color of Non-Acid-fast bacteria is:

The color of Gram negative bacteria is:

The color of Gram positive bacteria is:

Primary dye used in Gram staining is:

Secondary dye used in Gram staining is:

Secondary dye used in Acid-fast staining is:

Primary dye used in Acid-fast staining is:

Type of staining in which back groung is colored leaving the bacterial cells colorless is:

Type of staining in which specific component of a bacterial cells is colored is:

Fractional sterilization is also called:

Type of heat used in incineration is:

This chemical is used as a disinfectant:

Sterilization can be achieved by:

Chemical agents that cannot withstand long period of boiling or autoclaving can be sterilized by:

Working pressure and temperature of autoclave is:

Bacteria which require their energy from sunlight are called:

The phase of bacterial growth curve in which rate of cell growth is equal to the death rate of bacterial cells:

The phase of bacterial growth curve in which bactetial cells grow exponentially.

The phase of bacterial growth curve in which bactetial cells starts dying off.

Bacteria which require their energy from chemical reactions are called:

Bacteria which use CO₂ or inorganic carbon as their carbon source are called:

Bacteria which use organic carbon as their carbon source are called:

Bacteria whose Carbon source & energy source is inorganic compounds are called:

Bacteria whose Carbon source & energy source is organic compounds are called:

Bacteria whose Carbon source is organic carbon & energy source is sunlight are called:

Bacteria whose Carbon source is inorganic carbon & energy source is sunlight are called:

Autotrophs are also called:

Heterotrophs are also called:

Photoautotrophs are also called:

Photoheterotrophs are also called:

Chemoheterotrophs are also called:

Chemoautotrophs are also called:

Killing of a bacterial cell is:

Inhibiting bacterial growth is: