Antibiotic research

Item # 1153200

Geoff Tompkinson

<p>Research into novel antibiotics, showing a technician innoculating a series of agar (culture medium) plates with bacteria, as part of research into new forms of antibiotics. Pellets of drugs under test are typically placed on the agar plate and inhibition of bacterial growth is looked for after the plates have been cultured. A bacterial inhibition zone appears as a clear, circular region around the pellet of an effective antibiotic.</p>

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Science Medicine Photography Geoff Tompkinson