5. Which of the following statement is the most appropriate for the description of a sample which has been filtered with 0.2 um syringe filter A. The sample is sterile B. All bacteria in the sample are removed C. Most of the cells or substances larger than 0.2 um are removed D. The sample was cleaned

5. Which of the following statement is the most appropriate for the description of a sample which has been filtered with 0.2 um syringe filter A. The sample is sterile B. All bacteria in the sample are removed C. Most of the cells or substances larger than 0.2 um are removed D. The sample was cleaned

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