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After using an inoculating loop or needle, how they have to be sterilizedA) Clean the inoculating loop or needle with soap and ethyl alcoholb) Wipe the inoculating loop or needle with a paper towelc) Heat the inoculating loop or needle with the alcohol burner flame until it becomes redd) Carefully place the inoculating loop or needle onto bench top
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