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Technique used to inoculate plate media using inoculating loop. Technique used to inoculate agar deep using inoculating needle.

Basic Clinical Laboratory Techniques 6E

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Chapter7: Basic Clinical Microbiology

Section7.3: Culture Techniques For Bacteriology

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Technique used to inoculate plate media using inoculating loop.

Technique used to inoculate agar deep using inoculating needle.

Pattern used to inoculate agar slant to get luxuriant culture. This pattern increases the surface area of agar that can be inoculated.

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