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The Origin of MacConkey AgarNote, ASM is currently updating their website. There are many more fellow-authored articles that are currently offline, but will become available again by the end of 2019.
KP Smith's blogs can be found at: www.asm.org/Biographies/Kenneth-(K-P-)-Smith Rose Lee's blogs can be found at: www.asm.org/Biographies/Rose-Lee Thea Brennan-Krohn's blogs can be found at: www.asm.org/Biographies/Thea-Brennan-Krohn Thea Brennan-Krohn AST for New Antibiotics: The Clinical Labratorian’s Dilemma TMI: Deciding Whether to Include MIC Values in Susceptibility Reports Just Small Adults? Pediatric Considerations in Clinical Microbiology Combination Antibiotic Testing: When Two Drugs Are Better Than One (or Two). Rabies and Roundworm: Raccoon-Associated Infectious Diseases Diagnosing Measles in the Post-Elimination Era Measles Vaccination and Infection: Questions and Misconceptions Rose Lee C. diff Diagnosis versus Detection: Why Tests Remain Ambiguous KP Smith Opening the Black Box of Phenotypic Carbapenemase Detection Who Are the HACEK Organisms? Predictive Value of Blood Culture Time to Positivity Opening the Black Box of MALDI-TOF MS The Origin of MacConkey Agar
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This is a fascinating look into the history behind such an important agar. Leave a Reply. |
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