If this newly identified skin organism were to be inoculated into Thioglycollate medium (which top of the tube has more oxygen and the middle to bottom of the tube having less or no oxygen) where would this organism grow

a. top of the tube (aerobic)
b. bottom of the tube (anaerobic)
c. middle to upper part of the tube (microaerophilic)
d. growth throughout the entire tube (facultative anaerobe)
e. no growth as this organism only grows only in hot springs


Ans: a. top of the tube (aerobic)

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