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Sampling for antimicrobial sensitivity testing: a practical consideration

2001-05-01

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There is a general consensus about the need to come up with standard protocols for the determination of antimicrobial sensitivities of bacterial fish pathogens. However, the criteria used to establish such protocols may be different depending on how and when the results are going to be used. Quickness and preciseness as well as the qualitative or quantitative nature of the results, could be prioritised differently...

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87b2c515-16f7-5900-bac3-05d7e35d7db9
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10.1016/s0044-8486(01)00543-9
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