… sampling and of the major microbiological techniques for estimating numbers of organisms.
… obtain high-quality safe food and to use microbiological testing (eg in-plant examination) to …

… food microbiology and short ones on bacterial food poisoning, control of cleanliness and
microbiological … but throughout the book attention is paid to microbiological usage in the USA …

… The study of microbiology is dynamic because of the ubiquitous … microbiology an interesting
and challenging subject. The book primarily focuses on the basic microbiological techniques …

… of homeostasis of microbial cells and its perturbation by antimicrobial agents will be
discussed. First, outlining the position that the physiological studies on microbial behaviour using …

… suspected infections; if such microbial pathogens are found, these … The importance of the
field of medical microbiology can be … Diagnostic microbiology within the clinical microbiology …

Mycoplasmas, particularly species of the genera Mycoplasma and Acholeplasma, are
known to be occasional microbial contaminants of cell cultures that produce biologics. This …

… Although different techniques have been suggested and employed for the detection of …
This paper presents a comprehensive review of microbiological techniques and associated …

… more rapid microbiological diagnosis of bloodstream infections. DNA-based techniques for
… Further developments of this technique now enable it to be used directly for blood cultures …

… s3’ These authors did not describe selective or enrichment techniques so we assume these
techniques were not used. Enrichment alone will more than double the colonization rate, …

• Pharmaceutical products may be either sterile or nonsterile Sterile products contain no
living microorganisms at all, whereas the microbiological quality of nonsterile products is …