Microbiology Techniques: Using a sterile inoculating loop

Vicki Symington (Microbiology Society) and John Schollar (National Centre for Biotechnology Education, Reading) demonstrate how to use a sterile inoculating loop.
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[@Sheena1234ization]

Thx

[@stagearbwagon941]

Shouldn’t you have a mask on ?

[@mikecurry6847]

That's why he turned the burner on first. The rising air makes it harder for contaminates to fall on the work surface. It's a lot like the oven tek.