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Caffeine and LB Agar

I'm doing an experiment that requires me to plate caffeine. At which point do I add the caffeine to the agar? Thanks for any help

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I'm doing an experiment that requires me to plate caffeine. At which point do I add the caffeine to the agar? Thanks for any help

After the agar has set. You could also combine the caffeine powder with the agar powder.

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