Serological Analysis for Bacterial Identiﬁcation Typically Involves Using _______

Question

Serological analysis for bacterial identiﬁcation typically involves using _______.
A) speciﬁc antibodies to the bacterial cell antigens
B) the determination of guanine + cytosine base concentrations
C) methods to identify cell enzymes
D) the analysis of the appearance of colonies
E) a microscope to determine cell morphology

Accepted Answer

Serological analysis for bacterial identification involves using specific antibodies to detect bacterial cell antigens. This method relies on the principle of antigen-antibody interaction to identify bacteria based on their unique antigens.