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Standard techniques

Techniques useful in a range of experiments

Here are instructions on how to carry out standard techniques used in a variety of different experiments.

  • Aseptic techniques
  • Incubating and viewing plates
  • Maintaining and preparing cultures of bacteria and yeasts
  • Making a calibration curve for starch concentration
  • Making a pour plate
  • Making a spread or 'lawn' plate
  • Making a streak plate
  • Making serial dilutions
  • Making up nutrient agars
  • Pouring an agar plate
  • Testing leaves for starch: the technique

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