Microbiological Culture

A microbiological culture, or '''microbial culture''', is a method of growing a microbial organism to determine what it is, its abundance in the sample being tested, or both. It is one of the primary Diagnostic methods of Microbiology . It is often used a tool to determine the cause of Infectious Disease by letting the agent multiply ( Reproduce ) in predetermined media in laboratory.

The most common method of microbiological culture uses Petri Dish es with a layer of Agar -based growth medium in them to grow bacterial cultures. This is generally done inside of an Incubator .

The term ''culture'' can also, though infrequently and informally, be used as a synonym for Tissue Culture , which involves the growth of cells or tissues explanted from a multi-cellular organism.

TYPES OF CULTURE

Blood Culture

Sputum Culture

Tissue Culture

Culture of various fluids such as Pleural Fluid and Peritoneal Fluid

Urine culture

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