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Differentiate between: Gram positive and Gram negative bacteria
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Answer
| GRAM POSITIVE BACTERIA | GRAM NEGATIVE BACTERIA |
| The bacteria which get stained with crystal violet and iodine solution are called gram positive bacteria. | The bacteria which do not get stained with crystal violet and iodine solution are called gr am negative bacteria. |
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