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8th July 2019 Content supplied by: Microbiologics, Inc.
Listeria innocua Controls with GFP Markers
Green Fluorescent Protein (GFP) marked controls help food testing laboratories easily distinguish between naturally occurring strains and the control strain.
Our test-ready Listeria innocua GFP controls are designed as reliable surrogates to Listeria monocytogenes. Available July 15, 2019.
Learn more at microbiologics.com
Visit us at IAFP booth # 627 to find out how we can simplify QC in your lab.
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Date Published: 8th July 2019
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