Bordetellae and Charcoal Horse Blood Agar: Inactivation of Antibiotics in Agar during Prolonged Incubation for Susceptibility Testing
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1988
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Abstract
We examined the degree of inactivation of 22 antibiotics caused by prolonged incubation at 36 °C of agar plates during agar dilution susceptibility testing of Bordetellae. Fresh antibiotic-containing plates of charcoal horse blood agar and plates which had been held at 36 °C for 2 or 3 days prior to inoculation were inoculated with strains of Borde
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| Authors | Jörg E. Hoppe;Anton Haug;Konrad Botzenhart; |
| Journal | chemotherapy |
| Year | 1988 |
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