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Date: 2016-08-12 12:36:23
Eggs
Cell biology
Laboratory equipment
Medical equipment
Incubator
Poultry
Escherichia coli
Temperature
Egg incubation
Bacteriological water analysis

CBT Sample Storage and Incubation Period Time and Temperature Recommendations Sample Storage For 100 mL water samples that are collected, transported and stored before the E. coli medium is added, it is best if the sampl

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