Gentamicin bioautography assay vs. the microbiological disk test
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The Journal of Antibiotics
|June 1, 1980
Abstract:
The use of bioautography for quantitative measurement of gentamicin concentrations was compared with the disk test. Following chromatographic separation and bioautography, gentamicin produced inhibition zones, 2 approximately 7 times larger than the inhibition zones formed by the same amounts of gentamicin in the disk test. Bioautography, therefore, is a more sensitive assay method.