What is the role of the sodium chloride in msa

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Assignment:

1- What is the application (purpose) of MSA?

2- Which ingredient (s) in MSA supply (ies)

a) Carbon?

b) Nitrogen?

3- Is MSA a defined or an undefined medium? Provide the reasoning behind your choice and explain why this formulation is desirable

4- What is the role of the sodium chloride in MSA and how does it work?

5- What are the roles of mannitol and phenol red in MSA?

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