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indoxyl

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indoxyl /in·dox·yl/ (in-dok´sil) an oxidation product of indole, formed in tryptophan decomposition and excreted in the urine as indican.
in·dox·yl (n-dksl)
n.
A product of intestinal bacterial degradation of indoleacetic acid, excreted in the urine.
indoxyl
an oxidation product of indole formed in tryptophan decomposition, and excreted in the urine as indican.


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The colonial form and phenotypic characteristics (gram-negative, slightly curved rod, catalase and oxidase positive, and indoxyl acetate negative) of the isolates were used for presumptive identification.
Helicobacter pullorum in Chickens, Belgium by Haesebrouck, Freddy / Emerging Infectious Diseases
coli was achieved by the indoxyl acetate test and by determining susceptibility to nalidixic acid (30-[micro]g disk) and cephalothin (30-[micro]g disk).
Characterization of waterborne outbreak--associated Campylobacter ... by Ellis, Andrea / Emerging Infectious Diseases
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