Studies on bacteriostasis of compound Mingfan powder to strains isolated from clinical vaginitis specimens
Huang Jin
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Huang Jin
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Objective To evaluate bacteriostasis of compound Mingfan powder to pathogens in vaginitis. Methods The tested strains were isolated from clinical vaginitis specimens.The antifungal susceptibility test was detected by NCCLS M27-A broth macrodilution method with 70 Candida strains and the antibacterial susceptibility test was detected by NCCLS agar dilution method with 70 strains.Minimal inhibitory concentration (MIC) were observed. Results MIC range of compound Mingfan powder:0.07~10 mg/ml. Candida strains' MIC range:0.07~1.25 mg/ml,MIC_ 50 0.30 mg/ml,MIC_ 90 0.61 mg/ml. Conclusions Compound Mingfan powder was an inhibitory drug on all test-bacteria in different extent.MIC of Candida was the lowest.
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Objective To evaluate bacteriostasis of compound Mingfan powder to pathogens in vaginitis. Methods The tested strains were isolated from clinical vaginitis specimens.The antifungal susceptibility test was detected by NCCLS M27-A broth macrodilution method with 70 Candida strains and the antibacterial susceptibility test was detected by NCCLS agar dilution method with 70 strains.Minimal inhibitory concentration (MIC) were observed. Results MIC range of compound Mingfan powder:0.07~10 mg/ml. Candida strains' MIC range:0.07~1.25 mg/ml,MIC_ 50 0.30 mg/ml,MIC_ 90 0.61 mg/ml. Conclusions Compound Mingfan powder was an inhibitory drug on all test-bacteria in different extent.MIC of Candida was the lowest.
Key concepts: Agar Dilution Method, Minimum inhibitory concentration, Vaginitis, Microbiology, Agar dilution, Agar, Bacteria, Chemistry