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Aseptic Technique – Growing Microorganisms  

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Aseptic Technique - Growing Microorganisms Aim: The aim for this topic is to grow microorganisms using the Aseptic technique. Equipment: Agar plate Wire loop Heatproof mat Tissue Safety goggles Bunsen burner Disinfectant Beaker Lactobacillus casei (bacteria) Masking tape Matches Ethanol Marker Prediction: I predict for this experiment that the most of the colonies of the bacteria would grow on the streak 1 because on the first number of scrapes onto the agar dish would give thousands and thousands of Lactobacillus casei bacteria, for the second number of scrapes would have probably only hundreds of bacteria. A disadvantage for having this many in the first number of scrapes is the amount of nutrition the bacteria would get from the agar so many of the bacteria would die out. There are still many bacteria left so the chances are that the first stroke would get the most colonies in the agar dish. Risk Assessment: Biological: The loop must be kept away from the face because is contains...

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