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Real-time polymerase chain reaction (PCR, real-time PCR, or qPCR) enables the detection of bacteria or viruses on the molecular level, with higher degrees of accuracy than microscopy (peering through a microscope to see if certain microorganisms are present) and considerably faster than the days or weeks it takes to grow a culture to determine if someone has a disease. Such inaccuracies and delays can mean the difference between life and ...
ByCo-Diagnostics, Inc. based in Salt Lake City, UTAH (USA)
Highly sensitive DNA detection in gel: Using a unique combination of filters, the Dark Reader is at least as sensitive as a UV transilluminator for the detection of many dyes. For example, using SYBR Gold stain it is possible to see, by eye, less than 100 pg of ...
ByClare Chemical Research, Inc. based in Dolores, COLORADO (USA)
Changing water quality can negatively affect yields. Detect bacteria overgrowth and decreased water quality using the ultimate biological ...
ByAquaSignum Inc. based in Toronto, ONTARIO (CANADA)
Bacteria adhere on virtually all natural and man-made surfaces on which they grow into larger communities called biofilms. Biofilms are generally considered a problem. When formed on biomedical implants, biofilms can lead to potentially life-threatening infections, thereby having severe impact on human health. ...
By3T Analytik GmbH & Co. KG based in Neuhausen ob Eck, GERMANY
Keeping products and operations safe when dealing with dozens of ingredient suppliers and production lines can be a ...
ByBiome Makers Inc based in Davis, CALIFORNIA (USA)
Keeping products and operations safe when dealing with dozens of ingredient suppliers and production lines can be a ...
BySwissDeCode based in Lausanne, SWITZERLAND
In our laboratory, we perform a wide range of microbiological analyses using a number of technologies. We equip end customers or other laboratories with all the necessary devices and knowledge to perform analyses. ...
ByMicrobium d.o.o. based in Ljubljana-Dobrunje, SLOVENIA
Recovery of cervical cancer cells and isolation of circulating rare cells, detection and counting of bacteria recovered from food, beverage or cosmetics (flow cytometry, fluorescence microscopy), detection and analysis of recovered airborne particles (asbestos, AOX), ...
Byit4ip S.A. based in Louvain-la-Neuve, BELGIUM
Microbiologically influenced corrosion (MIC) is a potentially catastrophic result of unchecked bacterial activity and can seriously compromise well integrity and damage critical infrastructure. Bacteria can corrode oil production facilities, lead to the souring of wells, and counteract the reuse of flow-back water and produced water. Ultimately, this results in higher operating costs, reduced revenue, and severe environmental and health hazard. The traditional methods for detecting and enumerating bacteria in Oil ...
ByBactiQuant A/S based in Birkeroed, DENMARK
At many commercial facilities, the time and resources devoted to the operations of a water treatment system are often limited. ChemTreat understands the diverse and unique needs of this sector and provides solutions for the challenges faced within the ...
ByChemTreat - Veralto based in Glen Allen, VIRGINIA (USA)
Multiplexing is the ability to identify a broad spectrum of conditions in a single molecular diagnostic test procedure, as opposed to conducting discrete individual procedures. It enables a single test to identify numerous conditions, attributes, or genetic sequences simultaneously, including those belonging to: cancer genes; a bacteria or virus in humans, animals or the food distribution supply chain, or specific attributes of a seed ...
ByCo-Diagnostics, Inc. based in Salt Lake City, UTAH (USA)
Rapid identification of Legionella bacteria in water ...
ByGenomadix based in Ottawa, ONTARIO (CANADA)
In industrial cooling towers, bacterial growth on surfaces (biofilm) causes serious problems, both contributing to the deterioration of materials and, most important, increasing the risk of harmful microbiological contaminations (e.g. Legionella pneumophila). For these reasons, large amounts of chemical substances (biocides) are used to limit microbiological growth in such ...
ByAlvim Srl based in Genova, ITALY
Choosing the right food safe disinfectant is vital for businesses in the food and beverage industry. Bacteria and viruses can cause food poisoning and other illnesses, presenting risks to consumers, customers, employees and business reputations. ...
ByOxyl-Pro, Trademark of Chemiteq Limited based in Warrington, UNITED KINGDOM
Water contamination has been identified as the source of recent major foodborne outbreaks worldwide and it may affect soil, plants, animals or equipments. Current lab tests are expensive and time-consuming, but now it is faster and easier to test your irrigation water on the spot, reducing the risk of spreading a serious pathogen contamination. ficial soil bacteria before planting the crops is crucial. ...
BySwissDeCode based in Lausanne, SWITZERLAND
The way is now open for more widespread use of direct toxicity tests as a basis for toxicity-based consents. Samples of the industrial effluent are collected at source, for testing on the actual bacteria of the receiving activated sludge. The tests used are the Respiration Inhibition Test and the Nitrification Inhibition Test. Note that this approach mirrors that of the regulators of discharges to receiving ...
ByStrathkelvin Instruments Limited based in North Lanarkshire, UNITED KINGDOM
As with every food industry application, food safety starts nearly every conversation. In that regard, ozone is widely recognized as the strongest, safest, and fastest disinfection agent available, and kills E.coli 3100 times faster than chlorine. It has been awarded Generally Recognized as Safe (GRAS) status by the FDA; and the FDA, USDA, and FSIS allow its use for direct on ...
ByEco Safe Systems USA, Inc. based in Tarzana, CALIFORNIA (USA)
The threat of terror in the form of chemical and biological warfare agents has been a reality globally since March 1995, when the Aum Shinrikyo sect killed 12 people and injured nearly 6,000 by releasing sarin nerve gas in the Tokyo subway system. More recently, the 2001 anthrax attacks in the USA was a wake-up call that the threat is real. Recent outbreaks of H1N1 and SARS posed threats of worldwide epidemics because air travel provides a means for these diseases to spread globally in less than 24 hours. A major ...
ByCIC Photonics based in Albuquerque, NEW MEXICO (USA)
In rural areas, most people rely on private water supplies such as wells or adjacent surface waters in lakes and rivers. Privately owned water supplies for individuals are not regulated by the government. Unlike consumers of municipal water, residents with wells or those extracting water from adjacent lakes or rivers are responsible for making sure their water supply is safe to drink. Rural homeowners often spend hundreds of dollars installing water filters without knowing how successful the filtration system is ...
ByBluewater Bioscience Inc. based in Toronto, ONTARIO (CANADA)
Bacterial indicators are enumerated in surface/recreational waters to assess the presence and level of fecal contamination and thus determine the potential for disease. Total Coliforms and E. Coli are widely used in regulatory monitoring of surface waters. E. Coli is specific to fecal sources and is therefore recommended as the main indicator of fecal pollution. E. Coli is present in extremely large numbers in the feces of all mammals, and does not multiply appreciably in the environment outside of its host. The ...
ByBluewater Bioscience Inc. based in Toronto, ONTARIO (CANADA)