MIC test plate, England, 1980
- Made:
- 1980 in Bury St Edmunds
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Sensititre Minimum Inhibitory Concentration test plate, EP201
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Sensititre Minimum Inhibitory Concentration test plate, EP201, for antimicrobial drugs, plastic and foil, made by Seward Laboratory, England, 1980
MIC stands for ‘Minimum Inhibitory Concentration’. It is a laboratory test used to determine the lowest concentration of an antimicrobial drug that completely prevents the growth of microbes and bacteria. MIC levels are used to determine doses of antibiotics for patients.
Details
- Category:
- Laboratory Medicine
- Object Number:
- 1981-1791
- Materials:
- plastic and metal (foil)
- type:
- mic test plate
- credit:
- Stern, P.
