Laboratory informative computer systems (LICS-10 and LICS-11) for microbiological assay of antibiotics were developed. The systems are based on the ISKRA-1256 computer. As compared to the routine method with the use of the well-known V. S. Dmitrieva's Tables the LICSs provide more than a 2-fold decrease in the working hours of the assay. The data on the specific software for the LICSs are presented and the algorithms for the calculations are described.
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