acid fast bacteria are not decolorized by acid alcohol, why?
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The ability of the bacteria to resist decolorization with ACID alcohol confers acid fastness to the bacterium. ... Once in, it will not come out: But the acid alcohol decolorizer WILL take it out of the nonacid-fast wall since the primary dye does not bind strongly to the cell wall
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