Suppose you performed methylene blue staining on E. coli, and K. rhizophila and examined the stained bacteria under the oil immersion objective. Using the internet, background introduction, text references and other resources, draw the appearance of the cells on slides and above the drawing indicate the name of the organism and the magnification at 1000x with oil immersion.

Suppose you performed methylene blue staining on E. coli, and K. rhizophila and examined the stained bacteria under the oil immersion objective. Using the internet, background introduction, text references and other resources, draw the appearance of the cells on slides and above the drawing indicate the name of the organism and the magnification at 1000x with oil immersion.

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Chapter3: Informatics, Analytics, And Data use

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