2. You have a sewage sample with an unknown concentration of viruses. You perform thefollowing serial dilution.ImlIml1ml0. ImlIml1ml10ml3456.7999ml9ml9ml99.9ml 9ml9ml990mlPlaque assay 0.01 ml0 123467You obtain the following plaque counts:PLATE 0123TNTC467PFUTNTCTNTCTNTC256304TFTCBased on this data, complete the table below:Plate #Dilution in Test TubeInoculum VolumeTiter (PFU's/ml)1347

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Based on this data, complete the table below: Plate # Dilution in Test Tube Inoculum Volume Titer (PFU's/ml) 1 2 3 4

Human Anatomy & Physiology (11th Edition)

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Chapter1: The Human Body: An Orientation

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