k Petri dish culture of the bacterium Escherichia coli, a well used laboratory organism, growing on L medium. The picture shows the pattern of streaking used to isolate single colonies. Parallel lines are drawn across the culture using a platinum wire loop as seen here. These lines are crossed and recrossed at different angles, diluting the culture until colonies originally formed around a single bacterium are isolated. The small blobs in the foreground are single colonies. Streaking is an essential technique for isolating particular strains or mutant bacteria in mixed cultures. Editorial Stock Photo - Afloimages
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Petri dish culture of the bacterium Escherichia coli, a well used laboratory organism, growing on L medium. The picture shows the pattern of streaking used to isolate single colonies. Parallel lines are drawn across the culture using a platinum wire loop as seen here. These lines are crossed and recrossed at different angles, diluting the culture until colonies originally formed around a single bacterium are isolated. The small blobs in the foreground are single colonies. Streaking is an essential technique for isolating particular strains or mutant bacteria in mixed cultures.
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Petri dish culture of the bacterium Escherichia coli, a well used laboratory organism, growing on L medium. The picture shows the pattern of streaking used to isolate single colonies. Parallel lines are drawn across the culture using a platinum wire loop as seen here. These lines are crossed and recrossed at different angles, diluting the culture until colonies originally formed around a single bacterium are isolated. The small blobs in the foreground are single colonies. Streaking is an essential technique for isolating particular strains or mutant bacteria in mixed cultures.

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