Pseudomonas aeruginosa

Pseudomonas aeruginosa is a member of the genus Pseudomonas; Gram-negative bacteria commonly found in moist environments; causes hospital-acquired infections.

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P. aeruginosa was first described as a distinct bacterial species at the end of the nineteenth century, after the development of sterile culture media by Pasteur. In 1882, the first scientific study on P. aeruginosa, entitled “On the blue and green coloration of bandages,” was published by a pharmacist named Carle Gessard.

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Pseudomonas agar is clear from its name and thus it is recommended selective isolation of Pseudomonas species. It is used both clinical and non-clinical

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