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- Why the Kirby <u>bauer </u>test require that the agar have a ph of 7.4 is because while <em>agents </em>may be in excessive activity, given a scenario that the <em>pH </em>is to exceed 7.4 the results might inverse.
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since ph can <em>affect </em>the activity of the antibiotics why would the Kirby <u>bauer </u>test require that the agar have a ph of 7.4
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Agar has a ph value that should exist between 7.2 and 7.4 within a room temperature,given it solidifies and this should be when initially prepared
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Why the Kirby <u>bauer </u>test require that the agar have a ph of 7.4 is because
while <em>agents </em>may be in excessive activity, given a scenario that the <em>pH </em>is to exceed 7.4 the results might inverse.
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