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Jean is an assistant microbiology at Sigma Technology. Herassignment is to determine the morphology and arrangemnt of 20pure, unidentified bacterial cultures. Discuss all staingingtechniques performed in lab. Additionally, explain which technique,if any, would be best in helping Jean complete her assignment andwhy. What type of microscopy will jean be using when viewing hermicrobes and why?

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