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What’s an Antimicrobial? This refers to an agent which kills and prevents the growth of microorganisms. Agents which are designed to kill microbes are known as microbicides while those meant to merely stop their growth are described as biostatic. Antimicrobial agents are mainly classified into three distinct groups according to the , as highlighted below: […]

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