Topic microbiology

Companies microbiology

INTEGRA Biosciences AG, Switzerland

INTEGRA Biosciences is a leading manufacturer of high quality, reliable and convenient to use labtools and equipment for Microbiology and Cell Cultivation applications. We are committed to creating innovative solutions which fulfil the needs of our customers in research, diagnostics and quality con more

BlueSens gas sensor GmbH, Germany

BlueSens – Gas analyser for bioprocesses BlueSens gas sensor GmbH develops and markets PAT (process analytical technology) conform sensors compliant with FDA for many gases like CO2 and O2. Founded in 2001 as a specialist for gas analysis in bioprocesses, BlueSens is meanwhile the market leader an more

SIRS-Lab GmbH, Germany

SIRS-Lab produces molecular diagnostic systems to identify life-threatening infections. The main objective is to enable early and targeted antibiotic therapy of sepsis, the leading cause of death in hospitals. With expert knowledge in critical care medicine, microbiology, assay design, and gene expr more

Products microbiology

Novel PCR Assay identifies more than 345 bacteria and fungi in clinical samples in only 6 hours

Neurological infections: UMD™ is a new PCR assay enabling culture-independent identification of more than 345 bacteria and fungi from CSF more

Get more from your Milliflex® system by combining the Milliflex® products, accessories and services

You will immediately streamline your microbial contamination testing workflow, leverage your quality assurance level and ensure compliance to all GLP/GMP more

The new EZ-Stream vacuum filtration pump is specifically designed for microbiology analysis

The new EZ-Stream™ vacuum pump offers altogether direct transfer of filtered liquid, a compact design and high performances more

Catalogues microbiology

Products and Solutions for Science and Research

Take a look at our extensive portfolio for the laboratory. We offer you solutions for: liquid handling, filtration, cell cultivation, weighing and quality control more

News microbiology

• BASF launches white biotechnology research lab in the United States

  BASF has opened a new white biotechnology and microbiology research center in Tarrytown, New York. In the laboratory, biologists and biotechnologists will work to develop more efficient biotechnological production processes and – together with material researchers – develop new antimicrobial product more

• Dunn Labortechnik celebrates its 30th anniversary

  In 1982 the company Dunn Labortechnik was founded in Asbach (Germany) by Hannelore and Peter Dunn. Since then, the company has supplied research and routine laboratories with equipment, disposables as well as immunoreagents, plasma and sera and has evolved from a nationally to an internationally ope more

• Two out of three medical students do not know when to wash their hands

  Only 21 percent of surveyed medical students could identify five true and two false indications of when and when not to wash their hands in the clinical setting, according to a study published in the American Journal of Infection Control.Three researchers from the Institute for Medical Microbiology more

White papers microbiology

• Continuous Real-Time Cell Monitoring in 16- and 96-Well Plates
  

  The xCELLigence System is a microelectronic biosensor system for cell-based assays, providing dynamic, real-time, label-free cellular data for a variety of research applications in drug development, toxicology, cancer research, medical microbiology, and virology. Exceeding the limits of endpoint analysis, data how cells are responding are obtained during the entire experiment more

• Growth of Campylobacter using BMG LABTECH’s FLUOstar Omega equipped with ACU
  

  Growth of the fastidious microorganism Campylobacter jejuni was monitored using a FLUOstar Omega microplate reader equipped with the Atmospheric Control Unit (ACU) for independent control of oxygen and carbon dioxide. Growth was found tob e optimal at 7 % O2 and 10 % CO2 more

• Real-time and Dynamic Monitoring of Virus-mediated Cytopathogenicity
  

  To understand overall infectivity, virus progression and disease onset it is important to perform a detailed examination of cytopathic effects. Depending on the type of viruses and cells, different cytopathic effects might be observed dependent on the timepoint of infection (e.g., during the growth or stationary phase) and the amount of virus used. One of the most common methods for measuring lysogenic/lytic activity of viruses is the plaque test [1]. In this assay culture plates with confluent cells that are sensitive towards the specific virus type/strain are used. Lytic activity of a virus is detected by macroscopic analysis of plaques in a confluent cell layer after staining (e.g., with crystal violet). This technique is an end-point assay and it is well-suited to determine viral titers; however, it provides no information about the onset of cytopathic effects and kinetics of the viral replication. Moreover, infection with a number of viruses (e.g., attenuated mutants) leads to the formation of small and more

Publications microbiology

• Characterization of a mobile and multiple resistance plasmid isolated from swine manure, and its detection in soil after manure application.

  Abstract Aims:  To isolate and characterize multiple antibiotic resistance plasmids found in swine manure and test for plasmid associated genetic markers in soil following manure application to an agricultural field. Methods and Results:  Plasmids were isolated from an erythromycin enrichment more

• Cell surface hydrophobicity of colistin‐susceptible versus ‐resistant Acinetobacter baumannii determined by contact angles: methodological considerations and implications

  Abstract Aims:  Contact angle analysis of cell surface hydrophobicity (CSH) describes the tendency of a water droplet to spread across a lawn of filtered bacterial cells. Colistin‐induced disruption of the Gram‐negative outer membrane necessitates hydrophobic contacts with lipopolysaccharide (LPS more

• Functional analysis to identify genes in wine yeast adaptation to low‐temperature fermentation

  Abstract Aims: To identify genes and proteins involved in adaptation to low temperature fermentations in a commercial wine yeast Methods and Results: Nine proteins were identified as representing the most significant changes in proteomic maps during the first 24 hours of fermentation at low (1 more

Market studies microbiology

• In Vitro Diagnostics - India

  This market research report offers an in-depth perspective on the actual market situation, trends and future outlook for in vitro diagnostics in India. The analysis provides essential market information for decision-makers including:   * Overall market for in vitro diagnostics in India * Market for more

• In Vitro Diagnostics - Germany

  This market research report offers an in-depth perspective on the actual market situation, trends and future outlook for in vitro diagnostics in Germany. The analysis provides essential market information for decision-makers including:   * Overall market for in vitro diagnostics in Germany * Market more

• In Vitro Diagnostics - United Kingdom

  This market research report offers an in-depth perspective on the actual market situation, trends and future outlook for in vitro diagnostics in United Kingdom. The analysis provides essential market information for decision-makers including:   * Overall market for in vitro diagnostics in United Kin more

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