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esculin

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esculin
(es´klin),
n a glucoside from horse-chestnut bark; used as a sunburn protective.

esculin, aesculin
a hydroxycoumarin glycoside found in the bark of Aesculus spp. Together with ferric citrate, it is used in a broth for the identification of some bacteria which cause hydrolysis and a color change. Also causes animal poisoning; see aesculus.


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maltophilia isolates were identified as lactose-fermentation-negative colonies that were oxidase-negative (Oxidase kit, Beckton Dickinson, BBL, MD) and esculin hydrolysis-positive (Hardy Diagnostics, CA).
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