Minimal inhibitory concentration methodology in aquaculture: the temperature effect

Abstract excerpt

Although antimicrobial drugs testing and minimal inhibitory concentration (MIC) assessment have become of common use for guiding bacterial disease treatments, it soon appeared that temperature conditions under which tests were performed could result in strong variations and cause misinterpretations. This is specially inconvenient with fish pathogenic bacteria, many of which require low temperature incubation and d...

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• Culture Media
• Algorithms
• Antibiotics Pharmacokinetics and Efficacy
• Aquaculture disease management and microbiota
• Bacteria
• Bacteriological Techniques
• Microbial infections and disease research
• Phenotype

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be9a9640-55cc-5d58-ac76-e8967f1ce70a

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10.1016/s0044-8486(01)00544-0