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Penny Kirby, MLT, processes cultures at a hospital clinical laboratory. She works the microbiology bench and teaches stain technique to visiting students. Kirby started in healthcare as a phlebotomist before finishing her clinical laboratory technician degree.

Does Serratia Marcescens Have a Smell?
How Does Bacteria Grow and Reproduce?
How to Look at Bacteria Under a Microscope
What Is Normal Flora and Its Role in Human Health?
What Is the Counterstain in the Gram Stain?
Is Listeria Gram-Positive or Gram-Negative?
What Makes Blood Agar a Differential Medium?
What Do Germs Look Like Under a Microscope?
Can Lime Kill Bacteria? How It Works and Its Limits
Are Bacteria Asexual or Sexual? How They Reproduce
What Is a Eubacteria? Characteristics, Types & Roles
How to Do a Gram Stain: A Step-by-Step Method
What Is Staphylococcus Haemolyticus?
What is the Bacteria Cell Wall Made Of? Composition & Structure
What Is a Negative Stain and How Does It Work?
How Are Fungi Different From Bacteria?
What Is Normal Flora and Why Is It Important?
What Is Bacteria Culture and How Does It Work?
Do Bacteria Reproduce and How Do They Multiply?
How to Properly Use an Oil Immersion Lens
Is Staphylococcus aureus Beta Hemolytic?
Does Oxygen Kill Bacteria? The Science Explained
What Color Do Endospores Stain & The Staining Method
What Type of Media Is Blood Agar & Why Is It Important?
What Does Toxoplasma Gondii Look Like Under a Microscope?
Antimicrobial Susceptibility: What It Is & Why It Matters
The Plasmodium Structure and Its Role in Malaria
Mycoplasma Characteristics and Why They Are Important
Pilus Bacteria: Function, Types, and Role in Infection
Mycobacterium Tuberculosis: Shape and Arrangement