Minimum Inhibitory Concentration (MIC) Measurement Test
The minimum inhibitory concentration (MIC) measurement test is a test that measures the minimum concentration that inhibits the growth of test bacteria for antibacterial and antifungal agents. There are liquid medium methods and agar medium methods, which are used for selecting effective agents, among other purposes.
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15,000 yen per test organism per sample. *Please contact us as it may vary depending on the test organism and other factors.
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P2
Delivery Time
P4
※Approximately 2 to 4 weeks. Please contact us as it depends on the test microorganism, type of sample, and other testing conditions.
Applications/Examples of results
[Test Method] Inoculate the test bacteria into the medium prepared to create a two-fold dilution series of the drug concentration. After inoculation, culture the medium and determine the lowest concentration at which the test bacteria did not grow as the MIC.
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At our center, we not only conduct tests as specified by JIS and other regulations, but we also propose testing methods that suit the purpose of the tests. We capture the entire problem for problem-solving and provide practical advice.
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