How to distinguish good CAM assay eggs from those contaminated? How to find out CAM assay eggs contaminated or not?

03 July 2023 0 6K Report

I did CAM assay recently. 0th day the vessels where intact and good. The drug incubation was of 48hours. After incubation, every eggs appeared different. Couldn't able to distinguish which is contaminated, which is actually the result. Have attached the images of some of the eggs after incubation

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