Determining MIC & MBC

Hi there. There are a few typos in some of the figures. Some of the transfer volumes between dilution tubes are labelled as 0.9ml...these should be 0.1ml, NOT 0.9ml. Sorry if this caused any confusion! =)

[@maheletdalke3849]

This was very helpful, thank you!! :)

[@marifouls668]

I think that for tube E the volume added should be 0.1 ml (instead of 0.9ml) added to 9.9 ml of solution to get a 1/100 dilution. because 0.9/10 do not give a dilution of 100 but 0.1/10 give a dilution of 100. I think so.

[@moshorabiee721]

Thank you very much. We need more

[@babakpakbin]

Excellent!

[@nafiutaiwo2830]

Assuming tube A is the MIC tube, is the concentration equal to 0.6mg/ml?

[@user-a9x6AfrTZ2]

that was very easy explanation thank you!!

[@zahraaaljboori3611]

Please, how do I get the concentration of the antibiotic based on any dependence equation?

[@bhagchand4495]

Great

[@mendetta50]

From D to E How come it's 10 to the power -2 ? can't be .9 / 9.9 is Not 10 to the power -2

[@ProfessorRamey]

Correct. There is a typo in the diagram that I need to correct (see description)...it should be a 0.1ml into 9.9ml transfer, which is 10^-2

[@user-ok6em4nb3b]

So glad. I thought I was the only fool

[@oladunnioniti1548]

@@ProfessorRamey that place kind of not correct