Hi
I'm testing the effect of natural antibiotics on bacterial strains. Im culturing bacteria in agar from raw meat. I know there are many microorganisms that will form and its a bit dangerous, but I'll be careful. I'm wondering if raw chicken or beef is better to use? Raw meat bacteria are bacterial strains right? I can't order simple E coli k-12 strain because its too expensive and takes too long to mail.
Can i find a specific bacterial strain around my home that is usable?
Thank you very much
Need a Specific Household Bacterial Strain
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Re: Need a Specific Household Bacterial Strain
Please address my questions and the bacteria has to be a strain!
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Re: Need a Specific Household Bacterial Strain
Hi
by opening the door of your Petri-dish you can see variety of fungi and bacteria in your culter.
you can use bacteria that lives in the soul to.
best regards
kamran
by opening the door of your Petri-dish you can see variety of fungi and bacteria in your culter.
you can use bacteria that lives in the soul to.
best regards
kamran
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Re: Need a Specific Household Bacterial Strain
Hi,
I agree with the previous expert that opening your culture plate alone and exposing it to air will enable you to have microorganisms. I am assuming that you are interested in isolating a particular bacteria. From exposing your agar plate to the air, you will probably get a mixed culture. Thus, prior to your experiment, you can isolate one type of bacteria from your mixed culture. This link will hep you in performing this.
https://www.sciencebuddies.org/mentorin ... tion.shtml
To help you also in formulating your project, I would like to refer you to the Science Buddies microbiology resources.
https://www.sciencebuddies.org/science- ... a=MicroBio
I hope this helps.
CLKline
I agree with the previous expert that opening your culture plate alone and exposing it to air will enable you to have microorganisms. I am assuming that you are interested in isolating a particular bacteria. From exposing your agar plate to the air, you will probably get a mixed culture. Thus, prior to your experiment, you can isolate one type of bacteria from your mixed culture. This link will hep you in performing this.
https://www.sciencebuddies.org/mentorin ... tion.shtml
To help you also in formulating your project, I would like to refer you to the Science Buddies microbiology resources.
https://www.sciencebuddies.org/science- ... a=MicroBio
I hope this helps.
CLKline
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