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1.14MbPosted in: Mycobacterium → Growth of msmeg on agar plates
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1.40MbPosted in: Mycobacterium → Growth of msmeg on agar plates
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Vic, I see in our plates: 1. a smooth, yellowish lawn of what looks like the smeg to me. 2. random clearings at times (as though the agar solidified too soon maybe, before thoroughly mixing?) 3. small, whiter-colored "colonies" 4. Rough, translucent fibrous-looking debris (maybe from agarose?) Please see attached photos in this post, and the next few: Sincerely, David Ronderos U Mary, North Dakota |
1.50MbPosted in: Mycobacterium → Growth of msmeg on agar plates