Antibiotic Susceptibility of Black-Pigmented Bacteroides Isolates from the Human Oral Cavity
AUTOR(ES)
Laatsch, Linda J.
RESUMO
The minimal inhibitory concentrations of penicillin and six other antibiotics were determined for 66 oral black-pigmented Bacteroides isolates by using the National Committee for Clinical Laboratory Standards proposed standard agar dilution technique. These results plus iodometric determination of β-lactamase activity showed that oral isolates of black-pigmented Bacteroides are remaining relatively susceptible to commonly used antibiotics.
ACESSO AO ARTIGO
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