S. pyogenes (GABHS) causes Scarlet Fever and is Gram-positive, Catalase-negative, Beta-hemolytic, PYR-positive, and bile-insoluble.
Group A Beta-Hemolytic Streptococci (GABHS), identified as S. pyogenes, causes Scarlet Fever. These bacteria are Gram-positive, Catalase-negative, Beta-hemolytic, PYR-positive, and Bile-insoluble.
| Front | Organism which leads to scarlet Fever |
|---|---|
| Back | (GABHS) S.pyogenes Gram (+) Catalase (-) β-hemoltyic PYR (+) Bile insoluble |
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