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Use the differential test matrix for this question. You are performing a single unknown. You have performed the SIM test and Methyl Red (MR) test on your gram-negative organism, results to the right. Which single test could you do that would tell you with a high level of certainty which one organism you have? (There is more than one possible test, but only give me one.) Excel sheets with the file NET -pestive ragnieme STOR able to clic Test If test is (ie +/-), organism is If test is (ie +/-), organism is

Use the differential test matrix for this question. You are performing a single unknown. You have performed the SIM test and Methyl Red (MR) test on your gram-negative organism, results to the right. Which single test could you do that would tell you with a high level of certainty which one organism you have? (There is more than one possible test, but only give me one.) Excel sheets with the file NET -pestive ragnieme STOR able to clic Test If test is (ie +/-), organism is If test is (ie +/-), organism is

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Chapter12: Water Requirements For Aquaculture

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