A dilution test can be used for checking stability of
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A dilution test can be used for checking the stability of an antimicrobial.
Dilution Test:
- A dilution test can be carried out to find the minimum inhibitory concentration of an antimicrobial that can successfully kill bacteria or fungi.
- In many cases, the dilution method is used as a reference for testing the susceptibility of an antimicrobial.
- In the dilution test, serial dilutions of the antimicrobial agent are prepared and inoculated in tubes with a particular number of tested bacterium/fungi.
- For this test, the control strain is prepared separately.
- Both the test tube and the control tube are incubated at a particular temperature. The selected temperature is the optimal condition for the growth of the bacteria or fungi over a period of time.
- The end results of the experiment are taken either as the minimum inhibitory concentration (MIC) or minimum bactericidal concentration (MBC).
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