Learn More
Thermo Scientific™ Slanetz and Bartley Medium
Detect and enumerate enterococci from water and food samples with Thermo Scientific™ Slanetz and Bartley Medium.
Marca: Thermo Scientific™ PO5018A
11.69 EUR valido fino al 2024-12-31
Usa il codice promo "21974" per avere il tuo prezzo promozionale.
Dettagli aggiuntivi : Peso : 0.30010kg
Descrizione
Detect and enumerate enterococci from water and food samples with Thermo Scientific™ Slanetz and Bartley Medium. Slanetz and Bartley1 originally devised this medium to detect and enumerate enterococci by the technique of membrane filtration, but it has also proved useful as a direct plating medium2,3. The medium is very selective for enterococci and, when it is incubated at elevated temperatures (44-45°C), all red or maroon colonies may be accepted as presumptive enterococci4,5.
The water is filtered through a membrane filter which is then placed on the surface of a well dried plate of the medium. Plates are incubated at 35°C for 4 hours and then at 44-45°C for 44 hours. Membranes are examined, with a hand lens in a good light, and all red or maroon colonies counted as enterococci.
Food samples can be examined for enterococci by the method suggested by the Nordic Committee of Food Analysis3. Samples are homogenizsed and so diluted with physiological saline that only 15 to 150 colonies grow on each Petri dish. Homogenates or dilutions are spread evenly over the agar surface with a glass rod and allowed to soak in. Dishes are inverted and incubated at 35°C for 48 hours, after which typical colonies (pink or dark red, with a narrow whitish border) are counted.
Specifica
Beige to beige red, transparent | |
Slanetz and Bartley Medium | |
Germany | |
17 mL | |
Flow Wrapped - Single Layer |
2° to 12°C, in the dark | |
90mm Monoplate | |
Terreni | |
17g ± 5% | |
10/Pk. |
For In Vitro Diagnostic Use.