which cultures or subcultures or standards are generally
using as a positive control for total aerobic microbial
count in API?
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Answer Posted / Paritosh Vishnoi
A positive control is often used to ensure the validity of results in microbiology tests. For total aerobic microbial count in API, common positive controls might include nutrient-rich media such as tryptone soya broth or nutrient agar, which are known to support the growth of a variety of aerobic microorganisms.
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