Explain the importance of maintaining aseptic conditions for the success of the genetic engineering experiment provided below after examining the results. How the petri dishes for the final incubation were set up:Both bullet tubes containbacteria, but only one tubereceives the plasmid DNA.PGLO Plasmid DNA(+PGLO)(PGLO)PGLO DNAPGLGO DNAAfter heat-shock and recovery,the bacteria are plated into 4dishes of nutrient agar (LB).Ampicillin (amp) is present in 3of the dishes, but only one dishcontains arabinose (ara).*PGLO*PGLO*PGLO"PGLOThe petri dishes are incubated for two days to allow colonies to grow. Because the bacterialsuspensions were spread evenly over the agar, individual colonies can usually be seen; each colonyrepresents the multiplication of a single bacterium.LB =Nutrient AgarLB/AMP= Nutrient Agar plus Ampicillin(antibiotic)LB/AMPIARA= Nutrient Agar + Ampicillin+ ArabinoseDNAThe dishes have been placed underultraviolet light in a dark room.LB/AMPNote that three of the dishes havebacterial colonies, but that only one dishcontains fluorescent bacteria.+ DNAExplain the results of each petri dish.LBVAMPLB/AMPIARA

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Description: Explain the importance of maintaining aseptic conditions for the success of the genetic engineering experiment provided below after examining the results. How the petri dishes for the final incubation were set up:Both bullet tubes containbacteria, bu