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J Clin Microbiol. 1985 January; 21(1): 133-134

Effect of refrigerated storage on cefaclor in Mueller-Hinton agar.

A M Surprenant and D A Preston

ABSTRACT

Cefaclor is less stable than most cephalosporins in media at 35 degrees C. We demonstrated that the activity of cefaclor in Mueller-Hinton agar diminishes continuously at 4 degrees C, resulting in a loss of two-thirds of the activity within 21 days. We recommend that agar dilution plates for this cephalosporin be prepared on the day of their use.

J Clin Microbiol. 1985 January; 21(1): 133-134






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