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Tag: bacteria

What’s the difference between a single vent and triple vent petri dish?

March 8, 2021November 3, 2022 Sarah Brudenell

Petri dishes are typically made from glass or plastic. They are widely used in microbiology labs to make up agar…

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Coliform

Quick and easy test for Coliform Bacteria

November 30, 2016December 21, 2016 Emma Atkin

A common indicator of the sanitary quality of foods and water is the presence of Coliform bacteria. These are rod-shaped,…

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Dipslides for testing cutting fluid

October 8, 2012 David Miller

New HSE guidance has suggested the bacterial contamination of fluids and associated machinery and pipework should be monitored and controlled. specifically…

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What is Turbidity?

May 17, 2011 David Miller 1 Comment

What is Turbidity? Turbidity is a measure of the clarity of water. Water that has a very high turbidity will…

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What is Resazurin Dye used for?

April 5, 2011July 30, 2018 admin

Ever heard of Resazurin? Its a crystalline dye commonly used as an indicator of chemical cytoxicity in cell culture. Most well known assays…

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Study proves Biocote silver bullet kills contaminating bugs in the lab

December 20, 2010May 22, 2020 David Miller

Study proves Biocote silver bullet kills contaminating bugs in the lab A two-month environmental study has shown that silver-based BioCote®…

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