Lab 1-3: Aseptic technique

This video demonstrate how to use aspetic technique to transfer bacteria from one tube to another for General Microbiology Lab (Biology 210L) at Orange Coast College (Costa Mesa, CA).

[@globaldon7212]

Excellent presentation will be recommending your channel to my course mates. The steps are well explained and this helps a lot to follow through. I must say thank you again

[@ashleelarsen7765]

1:00 not if your name is Aaron Rodgers

[@magdalenabarszcz5788]

It was the best lab I have ever experienced. Thank you so much!!!! You are to the point but also very detailed about things that are important.

[@chandnee]

Thank you tons! Demonstrated extremely well. 🙏💜🏆

[@willh978]

Thank you very much Dr. Wells, having to learn this online isn't much fun at all :/

[@Jappie.helsing]

THANK YOU DR

[@simerjitkaur378]

It was the best video

[@arshnoorkaur4366]

Respected miss, I want to bring to your notice a fallacy in the video. I heard you repeating over and over again that the hottest part of the flame is the inner blue part. Respected madam, as much as I know, the hottest part of the flame is the outermost part of it, i.e, the topmost part (tip) of the flame is the hottest part of the flame. This is well evident from the fact that hot air is lighter rises up. Keeping that in mind, the uppermost part is the hottest part. Please correct me if I am wrong because this is what I remember reading in my high school text book.
Regards
A curious learner

[@arbr2021]

@Arshnoor Kaur
What you both said is correct
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bunsen_burner

[@chandnee]

So you guys don't work in a hood or a biological safety cabinet?

[@christinejoyejan9918]

7:26