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Fromagerie Chabert shares their feedback on the Assurance GDS technology for detecting STEC in raw milk cheeses.

STEC: Cheese Factory’s Experience with the Assurance GDS PCR Method

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Before adopting a technology in your food microbiology laboratory,…
lab blenders used in food microbiology laboratory

How to choose the best lab blender for your microbiology lab ?

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Buying a new lab blender is usually not a financially or…
Differences between the new standard ISO 7218:2024 and the old version

New ISO 7218:2024 Standard: What’s Different?

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We’ve been waiting for months! Here is (finally) the new…
What are the benefits of the IAN rapid microbiology method developed by Microbs?

How Good is the IAN Rapid Microbiology Method from Microbs?

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A rapid microbiology technology that looks like a coffee…
The best real time PCR method for the detection of STEC in food sample.

The 6 best PCR methods for detecting STEC

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Detection of Shiga toxin-producing E. coli is arguably the…
how to validate a pharmaceutical sterility test using the compendial method

Method Suitability: How to validate a pharmaceutical sterility test?

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We all know how difficult and laborious it is to validate…
How to Validate a Bioburden Analysis on a Medical Device (MD)?

How to Validate a Bioburden Analysis on a Medical Device (MD)?

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When a new MD (Medical Device) arrives at a microbiological…
what are the microbiology analysis run on medical devices ?

Microbiology: How to Test Medical Devices?

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To be completely honest, at SuperMicrobiologists, our expertise…
Which microbiological quality control strain national collection should I use? ATCC? CIP ? others ?

Microbiological Quality Control Strains: Which Culture Collection Should You Use?

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The most renowned collection in the world is probably the…
How does the Pasteur Institut strain collection works ?

How does the Institut Pasteur’s bacterial strain collection work?

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We were living our lives as microbiologists just fine until…