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BACTERIA
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Re: BACTERIA
Hi Morgan,
I did a quick google search and found some interesting articles-
http://www.dentist.ie/resources/news/sh ... jsp?id=562
Of course, you must distinguish between "good" bacteria and "bad" bacteria..but I hope this helps
I did a quick google search and found some interesting articles-
http://www.dentist.ie/resources/news/sh ... jsp?id=562
Of course, you must distinguish between "good" bacteria and "bad" bacteria..but I hope this helps
"There is a single light of science, and to brighten it anywhere is to brighten it everywhere." -Isaac Asimov
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ScienceExpert123
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Re: BACTERIA
dear morgan,
The amount of bacteria vaires between different toilets and different mouths. You could do an experiment to determine this. You could take samples by swabbing toilet seats and mouths with different cotton swabs (sterile ones for the mouth). Then swab the samples into different agar petri dishes. Then incubate and count the number of bacterial colonies. If you want more information about the experiment post more posts. Also, if you do this experiment or another experiment be careful because working with bacteria could be dangerous. Take safety precautions like wearing gloves and placing the petri dishes away from food, people, pets, and other things.
good luck,
scienceexpert123
The amount of bacteria vaires between different toilets and different mouths. You could do an experiment to determine this. You could take samples by swabbing toilet seats and mouths with different cotton swabs (sterile ones for the mouth). Then swab the samples into different agar petri dishes. Then incubate and count the number of bacterial colonies. If you want more information about the experiment post more posts. Also, if you do this experiment or another experiment be careful because working with bacteria could be dangerous. Take safety precautions like wearing gloves and placing the petri dishes away from food, people, pets, and other things.
good luck,
scienceexpert123