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The MiL routinely performs rapid microbial identifications, confirmations, and tracks contaminant sources of all pathogenic, indicator and spoilage organisms using the latest technologies such as GC FAME, Biolog, Ribotyping, and 16S rRNA base pair sequencing. Our computerized identification databases have over 3,500 microorganisms profiled and include all pathogenic bacterial strain subspecies, yeast and molds, and ...
ByPluton Biosciences, Inc. based in St. Louis, MISSOURI (USA)
The MiL routinely performs rapid microbial identifications, confirmations, and tracks contaminant sources of all pathogenic, indicator and spoilage organisms using the latest technologies such as GC FAME, Biolog, Ribotyping, and 16S rRNA base pair sequencing. Our computerized identification databases have over 3,500 microorganisms profiled and include all pathogenic bacterial strain subspecies, yeast and molds, and ...
ByPluton Biosciences, Inc. based in St. Louis, MISSOURI (USA)
Abattoir & Slaughterhouse waste is a potential incubator of bacterial, viral, prion and parasitic pathogens, capable of infecting both animals and humans. ...
ByInciner8 Limited based in Southport, UNITED KINGDOM
Wound infections are on the rise affecting Millions of Americans and costing Billions in healthcare expenditure. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Report, antibiotic-resistant bacteria will cause serious infections in millions of Americans each year, resulting in patient deaths, morbidity, serious complications, and huge economic losses. ...
ByGel4Med, Inc. based in Allston, MASSACHUSETTS (USA)
Global shortages in seafood resources have driven the growth of aquaculture as an economic activity. As a consequence of space and resource constraints, traditional aquaculture has been intensified into reticulated systems with high stocking densities of the cultured species . This results in an artificial environment that has a propensity for supporting the growth of pathogenic bacteria and the accumulation of waste metabolites in aquaculture systems. The indiscriminate release of spent aquaculture wastes into ...
ByInvivo Biosciences, LLC based in Lawrenceville, GEORGIA (US) (USA)
The term probiotic is defined as below by FAO/WHO. There have been attempts to expand the definition largely by companies that find it easier to market probiotics than bioremediation and the result has been that most users believe that the products work as below. ...
ByAquaintech Inc. (AITI) based in Lynnwood, WASHINGTON (USA)
Sampling for microbiological analysis purposes is challenging mainly for two factors: i) it should be carried out under sterile conditions and ii) the food, drug or cosmetic sample to be analyzed needs to be representative. To achieve both points and a good extraction of the possible pathogen to be detected is usually performed by applying mechanical forces and working with a laboratory mixer, because we can get a representative sample and, at the same time, prevent the development of possible ...
ByIUL S.A. based in Barcelona, SPAIN
IUL’ laboratory blender, known as Masticator, carries out a profound homogenization which makes it possible to obtain a sample perfectly representative of the food, drug, cosmetic, or any kind of material that has to be ...
ByIUL S.A. based in Barcelona, SPAIN