Two suspensions containing two different phages were accidentally mixed, and then a single drop of the mixed suspension was placed onto an agar plated swabbed with bacteria. If, after 24 hours a plaque appeared, could you use that data to determine what strain the bacteria belong to?
A) Yes, you could assume both phages helped make the plaque.
B) No, you wouldn’t know which phage caused the plaque.
B) No, you wouldn’t know which phage caused the plaque.
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A. ammonium gas B. chlorine gas C. heavy metals D. ethylene oxide
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A) The isolation and differentiation of urinary tract pathogens. B) The isolation and differentiation of respiratory tract pathogens. C) The isolation and differentiation of pathogens that cause skin and eye infections. D) The isolation and differentiation of pathogens that cause digestive system infections.