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EUCAST News

04.11.2014

EUCAST Development and Network Laboratories

Development and validation of EUCAST antimicrobial susceptibility testing and QC ranges and targets for bacteria and fungi need the dedicated involvment of many laboratories and experts. This work is led by two development laboratories, one for bacteria and one for fungi, but many laboratories help in the validation process. Laboratories with special skills or interests are encouraged to sign up as EUCAST Network Laboratories.

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