What Is a Bioassay?

Bioassay is also called bioassay. A method for the qualitative and quantitative determination of certain substances by using the special needs of certain organisms (such as,) or the special response to certain substances (such as,, antibiotics, drugs, etc.) Such as measurement of convulsive response in mice, vitamin B and other microorganisms. Bioassays are sometimes more sensitive and specific than other assays. It is an important content and basis of biology, medicine, and especially toxicology.