MIKROLATEST® MIC - Panels
Last update: 11.09.2018, 18:34:17
Newly developed line of antibiotic susceptibility testing kits MIKROLATEST MIC® offers precise and quantitative determination of minimum inhibitory concentration of antimicrobial agents (antibiotics) which inhibits visible growth of bacteria. This microdilution method is based on rehydration of antibiotics by suspension media in individual wells. One kit contains 10 determinations, each determination consisitng of 12 antibiotics in 8 concentrations. Each set also includes growth control. Thanks to high stability, extended 12 months shelf life is guaranteed for all kits as well and allows storage at 2 – 25°C. Robust water-free format of the kit allows easy transportation.
There are 2 formats available:
- 6 different panels to cover antibiotic susceptibility testing of wide range of most pathogenic groups of bacteria
- 21 single MIC strips
Liquid suspension media are also available.
MIC G-I
The kit is designed to test antimicrobial susceptibility of bacteria from Enterobacteriaceae family.
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Available panels
MIC G-I
The kit is designed to test antimicrobial susceptibility of bacteria from Enterobacteriaceae family.
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MIC G-II
This kit is designed to test susceptibility to antibiotics used in treatment of serious infections caused by bacteria from Enterobacteriaceae family especially in hospitalized patients. Click table for larger image.
MIC URINE
The kit is designed to test antimicrobial susceptibility of bacteria isolated from urine and urinary tract (mainly Enterobacteriaceae family). Click table for larger image.
MIC NEFERM
MIC NEFERM
The kit is designed to test antimicrobial susceptibility of non-fermenting bacteria. Click table for larger image.
MIC STAPHY
MIC STAPHY
The kit is designed to test antimicrobial susceptibility of staphylococci. Click table for larger image.
MIC G+
MIC G+
The kit is designed to test antimicrobial susceptibility of Gram-positive bacteria: streptococci A,B,C, G, Streptococcus pneumoniae and enterococci. Click table for larger image.
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