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Thermo Scientific™ Oxoid™ Biochemical Identification System (O.B.I.S.) Salmonella
Rapidly differentiate Salmonella spp. from other organisms exhibiting similar colonial appearance with this rapid colorimetric test.
Brand: Thermo Scientific™ ID0570M
251.25 GBP valid until 2025-01-31
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Description
Rapidly differentiate Salmonella spp. from other organisms exhibiting similar colonial appearance on common selective Salmonella media with Thermo Scientific™ Oxoid™ Biochemical Identification System (O.B.I.S.) Salmonella. This rapid colorimetric test delivers simple and rapid results for the presence of Salmonella spp., reducing the need for a full biochemical identification of suspect colonies.
Identification of Salmonella spp. relies on the lack of pyroglutamyl aminopeptidase (PYRase) and nitrophenylalanine deaminase (NPA) activity in Salmonella spp.
The genus Salmonella consists of over 2,400 serotypes that may cause acute infectious gastroenteritis frequently associated with food poisoning. Since many Salmonella species infect domestic animals, either clinically or subclinically, cases of Salmonella food poisoning usually originate from animal sources.
Use O.B.I.S. Salmonella to reduce the need for a full biochemical identification of suspect colonies on common selective Salmonella media.
- Simple—easy to implement
- Rapid—results in 6 minutes of testing suspect colonies
- Non-carcinogenic substrates
Identification of Salmonella spp. relies on primary isolation of the organism on selective enteric media. However, there are several other genera among the Enterobacteriaceae also capable of growth on such media and which can have similar colony morphology to Salmonellae. The lack of PYRase and NPA activity in Salmonella spp. can be used to differentiate them from Citrobacter spp., which possess PYRase activity;1, 2, 3and Proteus, Morganella and Providencia spp., which have NPA activity4.
We have developed a new system for PYRase testing5 using a non-carcinogenic substrate in response to health concerns associated with the use of β-naphthylamide (a potent carcinogen)6. The PYRase area on the O.B.I.S. Salmonella is impregnated with L-pyroglutamic acid 7-amino-4-methylcoumarin (7AMC)5. Dimethylaminocinnamaldehyde is used as a color development reagent. The enzymatic hydrolysis of the substrate produces a purple color on addition of the O.B.I.S. PYR Developing Solution5.
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Specifications
2°C to 8°C | |
Salmonella Antigen | |
O.B.I.S. Salmonella test cards, O.B.I.S. PYR developing solution, O.B.I.S. buffer solution, instruction leaflet | |
Salmonella |
O.B.I.S. Salmonella | |
Salmonella Test Kit | |
60 Tests |