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Which type of bioassay uses microorganisms to determine the antimicrobial potency of antibiotics?
Which type of bioassay uses microorganisms to determine the antimicrobial potency of antibiotics?
- Graded assays
- Four point Bioassay
- Antimicrobial bioassay (correct)
- Disk diffusion assay
What is the gold standard assay mentioned in the text for determining antimicrobial potency?
What is the gold standard assay mentioned in the text for determining antimicrobial potency?
- MBC
- MBSC
- MIC
- Disk diffusion assay (correct)
Which method is used in the Antifungal bioassay that involves the use of fungal spores?
Which method is used in the Antifungal bioassay that involves the use of fungal spores?
- Paper disc method (correct)
- Four point Bioassay
- Antimitotic assay
- Cylinder plate method
What are examples of assays that involve determining concentrations like MIC, MBC, and MBSC?
What are examples of assays that involve determining concentrations like MIC, MBC, and MBSC?
Which type of assay evaluates cytokine release and cell maturation using cells from whole bone marrow?
Which type of assay evaluates cytokine release and cell maturation using cells from whole bone marrow?
What type of agents are involved in antimitotic assays based on their impact on the mitotic cycle?
What type of agents are involved in antimitotic assays based on their impact on the mitotic cycle?
What is the main purpose of a bioassay in pharmacology?
What is the main purpose of a bioassay in pharmacology?
Which term best describes a bioassay that involves applying a specific substance to a biological organism to observe physical, biological, and chemical changes?
Which term best describes a bioassay that involves applying a specific substance to a biological organism to observe physical, biological, and chemical changes?
What is the key difference between Quantal and Graded assays in bioassays?
What is the key difference between Quantal and Graded assays in bioassays?
In indirect bioassays, which method involves determining the concentration of a substance by comparing its effects with those of standard concentrations?
In indirect bioassays, which method involves determining the concentration of a substance by comparing its effects with those of standard concentrations?
Which of the following is an example of an Existing and Emerging Bioassay as mentioned in the text?
Which of the following is an example of an Existing and Emerging Bioassay as mentioned in the text?
What type of bioassay would involve using biosensors to detect binding interactions between biological molecules?
What type of bioassay would involve using biosensors to detect binding interactions between biological molecules?
What is the typical subject in a bioassay?
What is the typical subject in a bioassay?
Which of the following is not a common agent in a bioassay?
Which of the following is not a common agent in a bioassay?
In a bioassay, what is the purpose of the test substance?
In a bioassay, what is the purpose of the test substance?
What types of responses are common in bioassays?
What types of responses are common in bioassays?
In the principle of bioassay, why is it important for the active agent to show a similar response in different animal species?
In the principle of bioassay, why is it important for the active agent to show a similar response in different animal species?
What distinguishes quantitative assays from qualitative assays?
What distinguishes quantitative assays from qualitative assays?
