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    The Concentrations in a Broth Dilution Test That Separate the Categories
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The Concentrations in a Broth Dilution Test That Separate the Categories

Question 10

Question 10

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The concentrations in a broth dilution test that separate the categories of susceptible, intermediate, and resistant are called


A) minimum inhibitory concentrations.
B) tolerance limits.
C) breakpoints.
D) border concentrations.

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