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How To Swab Agar Plates. Hold the plate lid so that it acts as a shield. in this experiment we will be growing bacteria in agar as we explore how common and numerous microbes are in our daily. Very gently rub the swab over the agar in a few zigzag strokes and replace the lid on the dish. the streak plate technique is a rapid and simple method of isolating bacteria by mechanically spreading them over the agar surface of a petri plate. aseptically obtain a sample using an inoculating loop or sterile cotton swab. Once the culture dish is prepared, use a sterile cotton swab or inoculating needle and swab the inside of your cheek. Make a culture dish using the instructions above. A clean, sterile work area. to get started, you will need: Sterile tools, like a loop or. Agar plates appropriate for growing the bacteria or fungi you are trying to isolate. on any of the agar plates, take a ruler to measure the bacteria, and record your observations in your notebook (e.g.,.

A clean, sterile work area. in this experiment we will be growing bacteria in agar as we explore how common and numerous microbes are in our daily. the streak plate technique is a rapid and simple method of isolating bacteria by mechanically spreading them over the agar surface of a petri plate. Sterile tools, like a loop or. on any of the agar plates, take a ruler to measure the bacteria, and record your observations in your notebook (e.g.,. Agar plates appropriate for growing the bacteria or fungi you are trying to isolate. Hold the plate lid so that it acts as a shield. Make a culture dish using the instructions above. to get started, you will need: Very gently rub the swab over the agar in a few zigzag strokes and replace the lid on the dish.

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How To Swab Agar Plates aseptically obtain a sample using an inoculating loop or sterile cotton swab. Make a culture dish using the instructions above. aseptically obtain a sample using an inoculating loop or sterile cotton swab. in this experiment we will be growing bacteria in agar as we explore how common and numerous microbes are in our daily. Hold the plate lid so that it acts as a shield. Sterile tools, like a loop or. Very gently rub the swab over the agar in a few zigzag strokes and replace the lid on the dish. to get started, you will need: on any of the agar plates, take a ruler to measure the bacteria, and record your observations in your notebook (e.g.,. Once the culture dish is prepared, use a sterile cotton swab or inoculating needle and swab the inside of your cheek. the streak plate technique is a rapid and simple method of isolating bacteria by mechanically spreading them over the agar surface of a petri plate. Agar plates appropriate for growing the bacteria or fungi you are trying to isolate. A clean, sterile work area.