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what is a zone of inhibition
areas where no bacteria grow around an antibiotic compound
a bacterial “lawn” most often appears as a
light-colored and opaque layer over a darker field of supportive agar jelly
gaps in the lawn represent
areas where growth has failed
zones appear around different test components depending on
whether a component contains a compound that can prevent bacteria from growing, replicating or simply being alive