Following this colonies from the colony count section of the CLED agar (Figure-1) were sub-cultured onto a Chromogenic agar (CHROMagar) and Sabouraud dextrose agar (SDA)
biplate (Oxoid UK) to obtain a presumptive identification of the Candida species and also to determine if the urine sample had more than one species of Candida.
Comparison of CPS ID 3 and CHROMagar Orientation chromogenic agars with standard
biplate technique for culture of clinical urine samples.
Biplate TE modes are also supported in stripline technology.
During the hardening of the film, due to the appearance of shrinkage and adhesion forces, the new
biplate is being bent.
HUrBi (HardyCHROM Urine
Biplate) is a chromogenic culture media that facilitates the isolation and differentiation of urinary-tract pathogens.
Samples were plated on
biplate blood agar, MacConkey agar, and Hectone-enteric and SalmonellalShigella-specific agar for Salmonella species, and then were incubated at 36[degrees]-37[degrees]C for 96 hours.
The laboratory has used broth (BACTEC 460) and solid media (Mitchison/Middlebrook
biplate, Remel, Lenexa, Kan) for all specimens processed from 1988 to the present.
The MGIT broth was subcultured to a Middlebrook 7H10/S7H11 agar
biplate and incubated at 37[degrees]C in 5% C[O.sub.2] to obtain a pure culture of the organism for subsequent identification.
Recent studies indicate that PEA is not necessary to evaluate significant urine cultures.4 Eliminating his one plate and using a blood/MacConkey
biplate instead of the two other whole plates saved nearly $5,500.
The most common culprits: stock organisms that failed to grow, contaminated stocks, and organisms transferred to the wrong side of a
biplate under a "pseudonym."
Suspected colonies were inoculated onto
biplates containing buffered charcoal yeast extract medium with and without L-cysteine.
BBL Sheep Blood Agar-Chocolate Agar
biplates (SBA-CHOC) were used for the wine samples and the fingertip samples.
