Müller-Hinton-Agar

Müller-Hinton-Agar
Kolonien von Burkholderia pseudomallei auf einem Müller-Hinton-Agar nach 72 Stunden Inkubation.
Antibiogramm eines Gaumenmandelabstrichs eines Hundes, Müller-Hinton-Agar. Nur Amoxicillin-Clavulansäure (AMC) und Chloramphenicol (C) zeigen eine Hemmwirkung.

Der Müller-Hinton-Agar ist ein mikrobiologisches Nährmedium, welches normalerweise benutzt wird, um Antibiotikum-Resistenzen zu testen sowie um Neisserien oder Moraxellen anzuzüchten.

Zusammensetzung: [1]:

5 % Schafsblut wird außerdem hinzugefügt, wenn man Streptokokken oder Campylobacter testet.

Siehe auch

Einzelnachweise

  1. ↑ R.M. Atlas: Handbook of Microbiological Media, S. p. 1226, London: CRC Press 2004, ISBN 0849318181

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