INDOLE b.how will you inoculate? c.How will you incubate? d. what are Post- Incubation procedures? e. How will you read the positive and negative results?
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b.how will you inoculate?
c.How will you incubate?
d. what are Post- Incubation procedures?
e. How will you read the positive and negative results?
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- CATALASE b.how will you inoculate? c.How will you incubate? d. what are Post- Incubation procedures? e. How will you read the positive and negative results?A. What are the analyte, capture molecule, and detector molecule in an ELISA test? A1. Prepare a diagram with labels showing the chemical reactions involved in the detection and/or quantification of the analyte in an ELISA.GELATIN b.how will you inoculate? c.How will you incubate? d. what are Post- Incubation procedures? e. How will you read the positive and negative results?
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