Micro 204 streak plate
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| If asepsis is not practiced in the lab a X of cultures will result. | contamination
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| As suggested in the introduction, bacterial growth means an increase in bacterial X instead of the size on one cell. | population
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| A good aid in determining the margin type of a bacterial colony is a X lens. | magnify
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| When you incubate a Petri plate, it should normally be placed in an incubator with the X side up. | bottom
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| A mass of cells growing on an agar surface is called a X. | colony
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| The mass of cells in question 5 is usually derived from a X cell. | viable
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| Re streaking a colony for isolation several times is necessary to be reasonably sure that you have an XX. | isolated colony
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| In taking cells from a culture tube for streaking, it is important to X the end of the inoculating loop holder before entering the tube. | sterilize
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| Streaking a plate with the open face of the loop oriented vertically to the agar surface is a good way to X the agar. | gouge
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| Agar should be poured into a plate at a fairly cool temperature to avoid excess X on the inside of the lid. | condensation
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