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McFarland Standard, which is prescribed for antimicrobial susceptibility testing and culture media performance testing. Procedures 1. Mix McFarland Standard on a vortex mixture prior to examination. Ensure that the McFarland Standard is aliquoted into a tube that is the same size and diameter as the tube
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