Efficiency and Suitability of the Penicillin-Phenol Red Acidometric Test for Detection of Beta-Lactamase Production in Staphylococci: Journal of Chemotherapy: Vol 3, No 6

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The penicillin-phenol red acidometric test was found to be highly efficient and suitable for the detection of beta-lactamase production in staphylococci. The author presents his modification of the procedure and discusses its advantages. He recommends that all staphylococcal strains be tested for beta-lactamase production on the day of isolation.

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