Bacterial detection
Bacterial detection
Routine testing items:Strain identification, molecular identification, vitality identification, safety identification, biochemical identification, etc
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identification method |
Involve species |
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rDNA (ribosomal DNA) sequence analysis |
Bacteria, Actinomycetes, Yeast, Mold |
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regular filamentous fungus |
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Functional gene analysis |
Lactobacillus, Bifidobacteria, Enterococcus |
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(pheS,gyrB,gyrA,atpD等) |
Bacillus |
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Physiological and biochemical analysis |
Bacteria, Actinomycetes, Yeast |
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BioLog Analysis |
Bacteria, yeast |
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API |
Bacteria, Saccharomyces cerevisiae |
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Morphological analysis |
mold |
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1, 2 are combined with 3, 4, and 5 respectively |
Bacteria, Actinomycetes, Yeast, Mold |
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regular filamentous fungus |
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Determination of G + C mol% content |
Bacteria, Actinomycetes, Yeast |
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Fatty acid composition analysis |
Bacteria, Actinomycetes, Yeast |
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DNA-DNA hybridization |
Bacteria, Actinomycetes, Yeast |
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polar lipid |
Bacteria, Actinomycetes |
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Respiratory quinone |
Bacteria, Actinomycetes |
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electron microscope |
Bacteria, Actinomycetes, Yeast, Mold |
Iron bacterial assay
Test standard reference
ASTM D932-2015 Test Method for Iron Bacteria in Water and Water Sediments
GB/T 14643.6-2009 Determination of bacteria and algae in industrial circulating cooling water, Part 6: Determination of iron bacteria MPN method
HY/T 176-2014 Determination of iron bacteria in seawater by MPN method
JIS K0350-80-10-2005 Test method for the detection of iron bacteria in industrial water
SY/T 0532-2012 Oilfield injection water bacterial analysis method, extinction dilution method
Bacterial activity testing, enzyme activity testing, etc
Test standard reference
BS EN 14349-2007 Chemical disinfectants and preservatives - Quantitative surface tests for the evaluation of bacterial activity of chemical disinfectants and preservatives for non-mechanically moving non-porous surfaces in the veterinary field - Test methods and requirements (phase 2/step 2)
GB/T 38483-2020 Determination of antibacterial activity of secondary metabolites of microbial antibiotics, bacteriostatic circle method
QB/T 5482-2020 Chemical disinfectants and fungicides, basic disinfectant activity, test methods and requirements
QB/T 5484-2020 Evaluation of bactericidal activity of disinfectants and fungicides for food and household use
Test item: Determination of bacterial growth curve
Testing fee: free initial inspection. After the initial inspection, the quotation will be made according to the customer's testing needs and the complexity of the experiment.
Bacterial growth curve refers to single-celled microorganisms. It is to inoculate a small amount of single-celled microorganisms into a certain volume of liquid medium, culture them under suitable conditions, and regularly sample and measure the number of cells. Take the logarithm of the number of cells growing as the vertical coordinate and the culture time as the horizontal coordinate to draw a curve. We call this curve the bacterial growth curve.
Determination steps
(1) Bacterial liquid culture: Pick a ring of fungus moss on the inclined surface culture of the strain, inoculate it in a thousand broth medium, and culture it at 3 TC for about 12 hours. This bacterial liquid is the seed culture liquid.
(2) Divide the medium and correct the zero point: Pipette 25 mL of medium with a sterile pipette and add it to a triangular flask with a side arm tube. Pour the uninoculated medium into its side arm tube and adjust the zero point on the photoelectric colorimeter. Even if the OD value on the photoelectric colorimeter is above zero.
(3) Inoculation and zero-hour determination: Pipette the 2. SmL seed culture solution into the inoculation bottle and shake it well. Pour the freshly inoculated culture solution into the side arm test tube and measure the OD value of the photoelectric colorimeter. The reading at this time is the zero-hour reading value in the growth curve of the strain after inoculation (ie, inoculation wipe).
(4) Cultivation and growth measurement The triangular flask measured at 0 o'clock is immediately placed on a constant temperature water bath shaker for culture. The culture temperature is 3 TC, and the frequency of the shaker is about 100 times/min (the temperature and frequency can be adjusted at any time). During the culture, the triangular flask should be removed from the shaker every 30 minutes, the bacterial liquid should be poured into the side arm test tube, and the OD value should be read on the photoelectric colorimeter. Record the measured data each time. During each measurement, use the culture solution of a blank control tube to correct the zero point of the photoelectric colorimeter.
(5) Drawing the growth curve: taking the measured time as the abscissa, the logarithm of the number of bacteria (OD value) as the ordinate, and drawing points on the semi-logarithmic coordinate paper, the resulting curve is the growth curve of the measured shade under experimental conditions.
Bacterial recovery mutation test
Inspection cycle: 7-10 working days
Testing fee: free initial inspection. After the initial inspection, the quotation will be made according to the customer's testing needs and the complexity of the experiment.
Report Type: Sales/R & D/Industrial Problem Diagnosis/Judicial/Research Paper Data Use
Bacterial recovery mutation test standard
GB 15193.4-2014 Food safety standard, bacterial recovery mutation test
GB/T 15670.14-2017 Toxicological test methods for pesticide registration, Part 14: Bacterial recovery mutation test
GB/T 21786-2008 Chemicals, bacterial recovery mutation test method
Genotoxicity test for YY/T 0870.1-2013 medical apparatus - Part 1: Bacterial recovery mutation test
Bacterial recovery mutation test
Little knowledge of bacterial recovery mutation test
"Chemicals: Test Methods for Bacterial Recovery Mutation (GB/T 21786-2008) " was proposed and centralized by the Standardization Technical Committee for the Management of Hazardous Chemicals (SAC/TC 251). "Chemicals: Test Methods for Bacterial Recovery Mutation (GB/T 21786-2008) " was responsible for the drafting unit: Institute of Occupational Health and Poison Control, Chinese Center for Disease Control and Prevention. Participating drafting units: Beijing Center for Disease Control and Prevention, Ningbo Entry-Exit Inspection and Quarantine Bureau. "Chemicals: Test Methods for Bacterial Recovery Mutation (GB/T 21786-2008) " was issued by the General Administration of Quality Supervision, Inspection and Quarantine of the People's Republic of China - China Standardization Administration Committee in May 2008 and implemented on September 1, 2008.
Other items: bacterial number detection, bacterial polysaccharide detection
Bacterial testing standards
AS 1766.1.4-1991 Microbiology of food, Part 1: Specific examination of living organisms, Section 1.4: Determination of bacterial number, Test method for classification of surface spread
AS 1766.1.6-1991 Microbiology of food, Part 1: Special examination of living organisms, Section 1.6: Method of counting bacteria using the technique of greater probability number
ASTM D932-2015 Test Method for Iron Bacteria in Water and Water Sediments
ASTM D4454-1985 (2009) Test Method for Simultaneous Counting of the Total Number of Respiratory Bacteria in Water by Microscopic Method
ASTM D4783-2001 (2013) Test Method for Erosion Resistance of Adhesive Articles in Containers by Bacteria, Yeast, and Fungi
ASTM E723-2007 Test Method for the Effectiveness of Antimicrobial Agents (Bacterial Spoilage) as Preservatives for Aqueous Products in the Paper Industry
ASTM E1326-2008 Guidelines for the Evaluation of Unconventional Microbial Tests for Bacterial Counting
ASTM E1839-2007 Test method for efficacy of myxicides for bacterial and fungal mucus in the paper industry
ASTM F838-2005 Test Method for Determination of Bacterial Retention in Membrane Filters for Liquid Filtration
ASTM F2101-2007 Test Method for Evaluating Bacterial Filtration Efficiency of Medical Mask Materials Using Staphylococcus aureus Biosensors




