Discuss the techniques that were used in your experiment; such as, streak plate, selective/differential media, biochemical tests and briefly elaborate on those techniques.

Condense your experiment and report to one short statement of approximately 4 or 5 sentences. Describe the purpose of the experiment, the methods used, and significant results and findings. Use past tense and passive voice.Introduction: State some background information on the issue you are investigating. This is used for original research i.e. an experiment that has not been done before. Therefore, this section does not apply to your experiment. Do not include this section in your report.Materials and Methods: This section should allow the reader to duplicate your experiment. Usually it includes the detail of the experiment so that other people can follow. In your case, keep it very brief because the procedures that you are using (isolation, staining, biochemical tests) are a very well know procedures. This section should be half a page at the most. Use past tense and passive voice.Results: Describe the data in words and use tables, charts, graphs, pictures, drawings, etc. Show only your results. Do not include judgments, conclusions, or lists of sources of errors in this sectio n. This section includes only your results.Discussion: Discuss your results and indicate what they mean. Discuss the techniques that were used in your experiment; such as, streak plate, selective/differential media, biochemical tests and briefly elaborate on those techniques.Tell the reader why you use them, what do they show and briefly describe how they work. State how did you arrive at your conclusion? Did you encounter any problem? If yes, how did you resolve it? Include a few important clinical/environmental significances regarding your unknown organism.