Can you determine the source of contamination (for example, human, domestic animal, or wild animal) from the multiple test tube and membrane filter test? b. Design an experiment to detect the presence and number of Acetobacter in wine. Why would you want to perform such a test? c. How could you modify this test to detect enterococci in water?

Can you determine the source of contamination (for example, human, domestic animal, or wild animal) from the multiple test tube and membrane filter test? b. Design an experiment to detect the presence and number of Acetobacter in wine. Why would you want to perform such a test? c. How could you modify this test to detect enterococci in water?

An Illustrated Guide To Vet Med Term

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ISBN:9781305465763

Author:ROMICH

Publisher:ROMICH

Chapter11: The Great Communicator

Section: Chapter Questions

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