6 What is the purpose of the control prepared in step #9 above? EXERC 7 You dilute your bacteriophage for plating 10-6. You mix 0.1 ml of the bacteriophage dilution with 0.3 ml of bacteria and plate with top agar. The next day you count your plaques. You get 46 pfu is the final concentration (pfu/ml) of the phage stock? at this dilution. What

6 What is the purpose of the control prepared in step #9 above? EXERC 7 You dilute your bacteriophage for plating 10-6. You mix 0.1 ml of the bacteriophage dilution with 0.3 ml of bacteria and plate with top agar. The next day you count your plaques. You get 46 pfu is the final concentration (pfu/ml) of the phage stock? at this dilution. What

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