Biochemical Identification Tool

Identify Any Organism, Step by Step

Follow a guided diagnostic flowchart — from Gram stain to final organism ID — with explanations at every step so you understand the science, not just the answer.

HOW IT WORKS

01

Gram Stain

Determine cell wall structure

02

Morphology

Cocci, bacilli, or spirochetes

03

Biochemical Tests

Catalase, oxidase, coagulase & more

04

Organism ID

Confirmed identification + explanation

WHAT'S INCLUDED

Everything you need to master microbiology ID

50+

Clinical Isolates

All common gram-positive, gram-negative, and atypical organisms encountered in clinical microbiology.

15+

Biochemical Tests

Catalase, oxidase, coagulase, TSI, IMViC, urease, and more — each with a full explanation of the chemistry.

Learn

As You Go

Every step explains the science behind the test — not just the answer, but the reasoning that gets you there.

ORGANISMS COVERED

GNEscherichia coli
GPStaphylococcus aureus
GNKlebsiella pneumoniae
GPStreptococcus pyogenes
GNPseudomonas aeruginosa
GPStaphylococcus epidermidis
GNSalmonella typhi
GPEnterococcus faecalis
GNHaemophilus influenzae
GPBacillus anthracis
GNNeisseria meningitidis
GPClostridium perfringens
+ many more

Ready to identify your first organism?

Start with the Gram stain and let the flowchart guide you to a confirmed ID — with the science explained at every step.

Start Identification
Dr. Muhammed Shibily Valeed Dasooqi

About the developer

Dr. Muhammed Shibily Valeed Dasooqi

MBBS, MD (Clinical Microbiology)

DrShibily MicroID was built from the ground up by Dr. Muhammed Shibily — a clinician and microbiologist who wanted a smarter, more intuitive way to teach and learn organism identification. Every flowchart step, test explanation, and mnemonic in this app reflects real clinical reasoning drawn from years of hands-on laboratory and bedside experience.

The goal is simple: help medical students, residents, and laboratory scientists understand not just what a test result means, but why it matters — bridging the gap between the bench and the bedside.

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