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What does CFU stand for?
Think about how we represent bacterial growth.
How many microorganisms does CPCB consider acceptable in 100 ml of water?
This is a standard we aim to meet.
What is the standard limit of microorganisms allowed per 100 mL of water according to the CPCB?
It’s a low number for safety.
True or False: Flow cytometry is the only method used for bacterial detection.
Think about traditional methods discussed.
Given a water sample contains 200 CFUs after dilution by a factor of 10, how many CFUs were originally in the sample before dilution?
Consider how dilution relates to the original concentration.
Compare the efficiency of flow cytometry and traditional culturing. What factors can affect their performance in water analysis?
What are the benefits and drawbacks of speed versus accuracy in testing?
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