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Glucose
NADH
ATP
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What is the goal of a successful Streak Plate procedure? How does this help us when we look at Koch's
Postulates?
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9.
LAB: When looking at the results of your streak plate:
a. Were you successful? If so, how do you know?
b. If not, what might have not gone wel?
c. What was the goal of streak plating?
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