Skilled Base Elective MB 3511 Dairy Microbiology Practical 2. Microbiological quality control tests for milk: i. Dye reduction tests (MBRT/Resazurin) ii. Mastitis test iii. Somatic cell count iv. Phosphatase test

 2. Microbiological quality control tests for milk: 

i. Dye reduction tests (MBRT/Resazurin)

ii. Mastitis test 

iii. Somatic cell count 

iv. Phosphatase test 



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