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milk microbiology - cfu/ml

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isha01 | 22:51 Tue 04th Nov 2008 | Science
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we did an aerobic plate count test on pasteurised milk at three different dilutions...10, 10-2 and 10-4. the colonies counted were 180, 40 and 8 respectively. this was in 0.1ml solution so to convert it to 1ml i multiplied the values by 10 making it 1800, 400 and 80. now i need to work out the cfu/ml. how do i do that?
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each colony derives from 1 cfu (colony forming unit), therefore -- colonies counted = cfu

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