Over the course of your experiment, you notice that your culture labeled "positive control" is experiencing decreased growth and viability. You also realize that you forgot to prepare and label a "negative control" culture for your experiment. Why would your positive control be showing these results? What do you think you will you be able to infer from your three experimental culture growth and viability results under these conditions?

Over the course of your experiment, you notice that your culture labeled "positive control" is experiencing decreased growth and viability. You also realize that you forgot to prepare and label a "negative control" culture for your experiment. Why would your positive control be showing these results? What do you think you will you be able to infer from your three experimental culture growth and viability results under these conditions?

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