What conditions can cause gram-positive bacteria to appear as gram-negative?

For this discussion, you will work through the Scientific Method.
Think of a question related to microbiology that you could study. Clearly write your research question as the first line of your post. Even if you are doing a video, infographic, or other post type, this should be written in the first line of your post.
Read at least 2 scientific sources about your topic to help you learn more about what has already been done to test your research question and what might happen to help you write a hypothesis. Provide a short 3-4 sentence summary about what you read, and be sure to reference your sources (include links to the URLs)
Identify your hypothesis and write it out in your discussion according to the hypothesis format: If (this independent variable), then (this dependent variable is expected)
Develop your own simple experiment or outline an experiment from your reading that you would like to repeat. Remember that this should be very specific, like a recipe that can be performed or repeated by others.
Describe how you would collect and analyze your data to determine if the data support or refute your hypothesis.
Discuss what you would do after your experiment (since you will not actually be doing it for this course), to demonstrate the remaining steps of the scientific method.

How your post should look:

Research question: What is the research question that is related to microbiology?
Summary and resources: Write 3-4 sentences about your topic and include links the at least 2 sources you read
Hypothesis: If (whatever is being tested), then (whatever is the expected result)
Experiment: Write a step-by-step procedure, including materials and quantities that others could repeat
Data Collection and Analysis: Specify how you would collect and interpret your data
Discussion: What would you do next?

Make certain that your post is well-written, grammatically correct, and provides the bullet points listed.