This was my first official week in the lab and I absolutely loved it! I'm learning so much and can not wait to learn more. I was given a bacteria sample only known to me as B8675-C and I was tasked with preforming as series of tests to determine exactly what the bacteria was. On the fourth day of testing, with much excitement, I was able to determine that my bacteria was Bacillus subtilis. I plan on doing further testing in the lab tomorrow with the Bacillus subtilis. The series of testing was as follows: 1) Isolation Test 2)Gram staining 3)Endospore 4)Fermentation
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Hey Maria, Welcome to the S-STEM program! I am glad you loved identifying the unknown bacteria, you seem really eager to learn and that's great! I spoke to you for a bit while we were both in the lab and we're both working on a micro-plastic project! yay! We also had the same bacteria: Bacillus Subtilis.
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