Pls answer me guys I really need help. I am asked to perform total plate count/aerobic plate count on a pasteurized fruit juice. I need to prove that the product is safe to drink. My teacher told me to make 0, -1, and -2 dilution. If I want to prove that my product is safe thru microbiological reasons does that mean that all my plates should have 0 count? Is it fine to have count at the range of 30-300? Or does 30-300 count mean that my juice product is not safe to consume? TY!
TBH, I really like micropipetters rather than disposable serological pipettes. It helps keep everything moving quicker, which helps cut down on potential contamination, and the tips can just be popped into a biomat bag.
whenevr u want to open the petri dish (containing the agar/agar plate ) it has to be brought closer to the flame with the mean to ensure sterility...its not only when u open the tube .tie her long hair please..better cover it ;-))
and the most important is ware gloves before strat
thank's
SuperMesho11 2 days ago
Lab safety! Your hair will catch on fire
Deadcattz 1 week ago
Sorry to ask the irrelevant question, but what background music is played? Which ethnics is it associated with?
Thanks very much for the demonstration.
HaoSci 3 months ago
I would have used a Gilson, that pipette was dripping.
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RenGrayson 5 months ago
Pls answer me guys I really need help. I am asked to perform total plate count/aerobic plate count on a pasteurized fruit juice. I need to prove that the product is safe to drink. My teacher told me to make 0, -1, and -2 dilution. If I want to prove that my product is safe thru microbiological reasons does that mean that all my plates should have 0 count? Is it fine to have count at the range of 30-300? Or does 30-300 count mean that my juice product is not safe to consume? TY!
Vebzther 1 year ago
WE did it in our first year , and in our first week... Is that Normal?
rezaeijavan 1 year ago 3
@rezaeijavan no,i dont think so. we did this on our 2nd year.
jasminestewart08 1 year ago
thanks for the demostration.
1988iCandy 1 year ago
TBH, I really like micropipetters rather than disposable serological pipettes. It helps keep everything moving quicker, which helps cut down on potential contamination, and the tips can just be popped into a biomat bag.
Khorne19 1 year ago
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Khorne19 1 year ago
how come she didn't flame the cap?
virtualetude 1 year ago
pipettes gotta be on the vertical...and you have to open the plate near the bunsen...
luftair 1 year ago
YEAH, she need to cover her hair... but anyway this remember me my labs... jjejeje like it!
lady2no6sorrow 2 years ago
Doesn't she have to wear mask and gloves???
alllitangio 2 years ago
@alllitangio It's just milk, more protection may be needed once the bacteria have grown.
katie89100 4 months ago
its conor o bryne!!
theninja89 2 years ago
yes the agar plates should be brought near to th flame which she has nt done once .....
rupaliize 2 years ago
i dont really get what she did at the end.
but anyway this helped me prepare for my lab!
cactusbrandy 2 years ago
Helped me a lot understanding Serial Dilution
sid025 2 years ago
whenevr u want to open the petri dish (containing the agar/agar plate ) it has to be brought closer to the flame with the mean to ensure sterility...its not only when u open the tube .tie her long hair please..better cover it ;-))
i add this to my fav anyway..
sariyathul 2 years ago