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You will be inoculating the Phenol Red tests from a master inoculum of LB broth and...

You will be inoculating the Phenol Red tests from a master inoculum of LB broth and your unknown bacteria using a 1:100 dilution. The final volume of the Phenol Red test (with sugar added) is 10 ml.

How much master inoculum will you add in mL and uL?

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