bacteria are killed by an antibiotic, the antibiotic is       ["Bactericidal" OR "Bacteriostatic"]  and we would expect       ["Growth" OR "No Growth"]  on our TSA subculture plates If an antibiotic does not kill the bacteria, but rather the bacterial growth is inhibited, the antibiotic is       ["Bactericidal" OR "Bacteriostatic"]  .  For these types of antibiotics, we would expect       ["Growth" OR "No Growth"]  on our TSA subculture plates in this latter type of antibiotic.

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