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How To Soak Agar Agar. To acquaint you with the two types of culture media, nutrient broth and nutrient agar. To learn how to isolate a pure culture. As microbes cannot digest agar, this material is used commonly in laboratories to hold the nutrients that bacteria need. Be sure to swirl your plates after pouring to remove bubbles and ensure an even distrubtion of agar over the bottom of the plate. If the medium is for petri plates, disinfect a workspace and pour agar into sterile petri plates and allow to cool completely. If test tubes contain agar that will be for slants, prop the rack of test tubes so the agar slants as it cools. Cap each plate after pouring and stack. To familiarize you with aseptic technique. Select and prepare an agar medium based upon the type of bacteria to be enumerated or selected. In media with 15% or more salt, the agar may be slow to dissolve. Make sure the agar dissolves completely.

In media with 15% or more salt, the agar may be slow to dissolve. To familiarize you with aseptic technique. If the medium is for petri plates, disinfect a workspace and pour agar into sterile petri plates and allow to cool completely. Cap each plate after pouring and stack. Make sure the agar dissolves completely. To learn how to isolate a pure culture. Select and prepare an agar medium based upon the type of bacteria to be enumerated or selected. As microbes cannot digest agar, this material is used commonly in laboratories to hold the nutrients that bacteria need. Be sure to swirl your plates after pouring to remove bubbles and ensure an even distrubtion of agar over the bottom of the plate. If test tubes contain agar that will be for slants, prop the rack of test tubes so the agar slants as it cools.

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How To Soak Agar Agar Select and prepare an agar medium based upon the type of bacteria to be enumerated or selected. As microbes cannot digest agar, this material is used commonly in laboratories to hold the nutrients that bacteria need. If the medium is for petri plates, disinfect a workspace and pour agar into sterile petri plates and allow to cool completely. To acquaint you with the two types of culture media, nutrient broth and nutrient agar. Select and prepare an agar medium based upon the type of bacteria to be enumerated or selected. If test tubes contain agar that will be for slants, prop the rack of test tubes so the agar slants as it cools. To familiarize you with aseptic technique. In media with 15% or more salt, the agar may be slow to dissolve. Make sure the agar dissolves completely. Be sure to swirl your plates after pouring to remove bubbles and ensure an even distrubtion of agar over the bottom of the plate. To learn how to isolate a pure culture. Cap each plate after pouring and stack.