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e.2. What is the amount of each component needed, given the following media composition per liter of distilled water: computation Show your Component g/L tryptone 10.0 NaCI 5.0 yeast extract 10.0 agar 15.0

e.2. What is the amount of each component needed, given the following media composition per liter of distilled water: computation Show your Component g/L tryptone 10.0 NaCI 5.0 yeast extract 10.0 agar 15.0

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e.2. What is the amount of each component needed, given the following media
composition per liter of distilled water:
computation
Show your
Component
g/L
tryptone
10.0
NaCI
5.0
yeast extract
10.0
agar
15.0
For tryptone:
For yeast extract:
For NaCl:
For agar:

For his experiment, Brian needs to prepare 30 plates (use maximum volume), 15 slants
(small test tube), and 15 stabs (big test tube) of Luria Bertani Agar.

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