Abstract
A critical review of the application of bioautography as a special detection method in paper and thin-layer chromatographic studies on antibiotics is presented. Examples are given to show various aspects of the bioautographic detection of antibacterial, antifungal, antiprotozoal, antiphage, phage-inducing, antiviral and cytotoxic substances. Documentation possibilities and the use of bioautography in quantitative analysis are also discussed.
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