What is aseptic technique, and why is it so important in microbiology?

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1. Should you see signs of microbial growth in a sterile medium if you allow it to incubate for several days? Explain your answer.

2. Do you think there were any deficiencies in your aseptic technique, and if so, can you identify them? Explain your answer. If there were no deficiencies in your aseptic technique, identify at least one potential way through which contamination could occur while working with cultures.

3. Which was most challenging for you in terms of aseptic technique: transfer from broth to broth, broth to slant, or broth to plate? Explain your answer.

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