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I think you should use CFU/ml because it is common in articles.

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Please see:

Line Fredslund et al. 2001. Development and Application of a Most-Probable-Number–PCR Assay To Quantify Flagellate Populations in Soil Samples. Appl Environ Microbiol. 67: 1613–1618.

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Hi..., they are different, but it depends on your objectives. They have different detection limit, statistic base (assumptions), and different deviation and error. MPN/g or mL is a range (they have upper and lower limit), and the figure is statistically the most probable of a non decimal range. While UFC, has a two digit real value in a decimal dilution; the variation or deviation is considered only between the decimal dillution used for counting. You can “compare” or interchange for discussion only, or have an idea for commercial but not for regulatory purposes.

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Yes, mainly Cfu/ml = Cfu/g