When analyzing a disc diffusion assay using antibiotic discs, you see that the bacteria are growing right up to the disc. This means the ______________ are __________ to the ____________. Select one: a. Bacteria / Sensitive / Antibiotic b. Bacteria / Resistant / Antibiotic c. None of the Above d. Antibiotic / Resistant / Bacteria e. Antibiotic / Sensitive / Bacteria

When analyzing a disc diffusion assay using antibiotic discs, you see that the bacteria are growing right up to the disc. This means the are to the . Select one: a. Bacteria / Sensitive / Antibiotic b. Bacteria / Resistant / Antibiotic c. None of the Above d. Antibiotic / Resistant / Bacteria e. Antibiotic / Sensitive / Bacteria

Biomedical Instrumentation Systems

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Author:Chatterjee

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Chapter15: Instrumentation In Medical Imaging

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