When looking at the results of a disk-diffusion test, a zone of inhibition is __________. None of the above a zone where bacteria was unable to grow a zone inside the petri dish a zone where bacteria grew
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In the Kirby-Bauer plate in the photograph, the effect indicated by the letter B (disc 7) is a. the intermediate level of susceptibility to the antibiotic in the disc b. the growth of the bacterial lawn c. resistance to the antibiotic in the disc d. the zone of inhibition e. the lowest level of susceptibility to the antibiotic in the disc
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