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20th July 2018 Content supplied by: CHROMagar
Historical Encounter of Three Famous Scientists
Dr. Alain RAMBACH, Dr. Marco AGOSTI and Pr. Franco OTTAVIANI, recently met up by the peaceful Lago di Garda in Italy. These three renowned scientists have largely contributed to improved microbial quality control in food/beverages by introducing the powerful chromogenic technology for the most common foodborne pathogens detection.
Dr. RAMBACH designed the Rambach agar (1989 !) for Salmonella detection, and Dr. AGOSTI and Pr. OTTAVIANI designed the ALOA formulation for Listeria monocytogenes.
During the meeting, the three microbiologists not only to reviewed the history and evolution of microbial testing, but also explored new developments. From these discussions was born the idea of a collaboration, which eventually led to the launch of CHROMagar™ Enterobacteria, a chromogenic medium for the simultaneous enumeration of Enterobacteriaceae (appear as red colonies) and E.coli (appear as blue colonies).
CHROMagar™ Enterobacteria Once again revolutionizing microbiological analysis in the field of food testing, this medium is a reliable way to drastically reduce the workload of the laboratory compared to the very labour intense traditional VRBG which is the standard method, which by the way, does not differentiate E.coli from the other Enterobacteriaceae. CHROMagar™ Enterobacteria is a two-in-one medium, allowing for the detection and differentiation by color of E. coli and other Enterobacteriaceae. For more information on this product please click here.
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CHROMagar™ C.perfringens Clostridium perfringens is involved in food poisoning and animal infections. Although it may live normally in the human intestine, illness is caused by eating food contaminated with large numbers of C.perfringens bacteria that produce enough toxin in the intestines to cause illness. CHROMagar™ C.perfringens allows for the detection and numeration of this organism in food and water samples. Specific and selective, this medium detects Clostridium perfringens colonies by an orange coloration of colonies, other organisms being blue, metallic blue or inhibited. For more information on this product please click here. |
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Date Published: 20th July 2018
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