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Why we are serially diluting the samples for
microbiological analysis?

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Why we are serially diluting the samples for microbiological analysis?..

Answer / deepansh sharma

BECAUSE TO GET SINGLE COLONY FORMING ORGANISM OR WE CAN SAY
THAT TO GET PURE CULTURE

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Why we are serially diluting the samples for microbiological analysis?..

Answer / leo

It was performed mainly to reduce the load of microbes

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Why we are serially diluting the samples for microbiological analysis?..

Answer / sushworld

In simple words serial dilution is done just to reduce the
number of microbes to a viable count number that is 30-200
normally.

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Why we are serially diluting the samples for microbiological analysis?..

Answer / jenna

Serial dilutions are used to determine titers, which give
us a better idea of the quantity of organism present. This
is used for bacterial antigen testing which is performed on
nasal swabs and even urines for a wide variety of organisms
including MRSA, Legionella, and Crytococcus as well as some
viruses (Influenza A and B). Once we get a qualitative
result (a simple yes or no) it is sometimes important to
get a quantitative measurement so the doctor can determine
drug dosages best for treatment.

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Why we are serially diluting the samples for microbiological analysis?..

Answer / geetha

inorder to reduce the bacterial count.

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Why we are serially diluting the samples for microbiological analysis?..

Answer / guest

To reduse the microbiol population

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Why we are serially diluting the samples for microbiological analysis?..

Answer / h.syed moomeen

To reduce or dicrease thr microbial population and to get
isolated colony also

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Why we are serially diluting the samples for microbiological analysis?..

Answer / sumathisamiappan

Generally serial dilution is to reduce the microbial load to get countable number of colonies on plate. So, microbial colonies can be achieved between TNTC and TLTC.

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Why we are serially diluting the samples for microbiological analysis?..

Answer / saumik

for isolating colonies of individual strain

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Why we are serially diluting the samples for microbiological analysis?..

Answer / manas guria

To reduce the microbial load gradually.So that we can
easily analysis the sample.

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