Automated Spiral Plate Counting Helps Pinpoint Source of Salmonella Outbreak
go back to news archives | Synbiosis, a world-leading manufacturer of automated microbiological systems announced that using a ProtoCOL system for automated spiral plate counts has been proven to help trace contaminated food sources rapidly. |
ProtoCOL was used to automate spiral plate counts of viable organisms on plate count agar of over 50 food samples from three different Chinese restaurants. The Microbiology Department used the system's camera control and integrated software to quickly indicate which foods contained a large number of viable organisms. Further tests on a smaller number of suspected samples then narrowed it down to chicken in a sauce supplied to restaurants by a local retailer. |
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Posted on January 22, 2002
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