Here is an image of a UV- irradiation (wavelength experiment 254nm) rformed on a plate of E. coli after incubation. Which side of the plate do you think has a 'zero-minute' negative control? A or B or neither? Explain with proper reasoning. CA Eroli Eoli ky A

Here is an image of a UV- irradiation (wavelength experiment 254nm) rformed on a plate of E. coli after incubation. Which side of the plate do you think has a 'zero-minute' negative control? A or B or neither? Explain with proper reasoning. CA Eroli Eoli ky A

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