Sensititre YeastOne: More Antifungal Options, Lower Cost per Test
go back to news archives | Thermo Scientific Sensititre YeastOne products include the only FDA-cleared broth microdilution plate for antifungal susceptibility testing. Thermo Sensititre™ YeastOne™ plates are designed to determine quantitative antifungal susceptibilities of non-fastidious yeast, including Candida species, Cryptococcus* species, and other rapid growing yeast species*. The dual isolate, multi-fungal IVD format for Candida spp. (Part No. YO2IVD) has four antifungal agents, which reduces the cost per test compared to traditional testing methods. |
The single isolate, nine antifungal, research-use-only format (Part No. YO9) includes anidulafungin* and micafungin* for yeast and filamentous fungi. The individual packaging of all Sensititre YeastOne products allows laboratories to test one plate at a time, with no waste. To learn more about the benefits of Sensititre YeastOne, please click here. Sensititre YeastOne plates need only 24-hours to incubate, which enables timely results for clinicians. Moreover, the easy set-up procedures eliminate the time-consuming macrobroth dilution alternative. Sensititre YeastOne products have inclusive on-scale QC ranges, which provide immediate quality assurance of testing methodology. *For research use only. Not for use in diagnostic procedures. |
NOTE: This item is from our 'historic' database and
may contain information which is not up to date.
Source : Thermo Scientific View archived contact details
Posted on August 21, 2012
LATEST MICROBIOLOGY NEWS
MICROBIOLOGY EVENTS
-
Getting Equipped for the Future with the New MAS-100 Sirius® Microbial Air Sampler
1 Jul 2025 -
AI for Food Safety Professionals
8 Jul 2025 -
FEMS Micro
14 Jul 2025 -
Unmasking Endotoxins: A Sample Preparation Strategy to Overcome LER
15 Jul 2025 -
IAFP 2025
27 Jul 2025 -
ADLM 2025
27 Jul 2025 -
Food Safety Culture Workshop
9 Sep 2025 -
CPD accredited course: Level 3 HACCP & Food Safety
15 Sep 2025 -
Culture Eats HACCP for Breakfast (free)
On-demand Webinar -
A3P International Congress 2025
7 Oct 2025