At what wavelength would you read a broth microdiultion plate at for bacterial growth (Salmonella)? I've seen that 600 nm to 700 nm is used for antifungal susceptibility
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Article Wavelength-normalized spectroscopic analysis of Staphylococc...
The most common is 600 nm.
Dear Nirvana, we prefer 600 nm to determine bacterial growth.
Dear, nirvana 600 nm is most preferable for bacterial growth because of maximum diffraction.
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