Lactic Acid Bacteria (LAB) are Gram-positive, non-spore forming cocci, coccobacilli or poles with a DNA base sythesis of short of what 53mol% G+c. They by and large are non-respiratory and need catalase. They mature glucose basically to lactic corrosive, or to lactic corrosive, Co2 and ethanol. All LAB develop anaerobically, yet dissimilar to most anaerobes, they develop in the vicinity of O2 as "aero tolerant anaerobes". Despite the fact that they need catalase, they have superoxide dismutase and have elective intends to detoxify peroxide radicals, by and large through peroxidase compounds.
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