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Salmonella detection with a chromogenic media - IRIS Salmonella by BIOKAR Diagnostics

Introducing the chromogenic media technique, IRIS Salmonella® method by Biokar Diagnostics. ------------------------ Content of the video ------------------------ 0:00 - Introduction 0:18 - The procedure of IRIS Salmonella® culture production 2:38 - Advantages and benefits of IRIS Salmonella® More information at www.dksh.com/foodsafety Product available from DKSH in Australia, New Zealand, Singapore and Malaysia. ------------------------ About IRIS Salmonella® method ------------------------ IRIS Salmonella® method is an alternative research method for detecting Salmonella in human food, feed and environmental sample (except primary production samples). It is officially certified by AFNOR Certification, under the reference number BKR 23/07-10/11 Studies conducted on IRIS Salmonella® agar show a high specificity for detecting Salmonella including atypical species and serovars, which is a source of confusion on other media. In fact, the detection of Salmonella typhi and paratyphi, lactose-positive Salmonella (Salmonella Senftenberg and subspecies S. arizonae and S. diarizonae) and saccharose-positive strains are ensured. The media allows the detection of non-motile serovars (S. Pullorum and S. Gallinarum) or monophasic strains. It can also detect strains that show a light or absence of esterasic activity on other media (Salmonella bongori, Salmonella Dublin and Atento, certain strains of S. enterica, S. houtenae and S. diarizonae subspecies). IRIS Salmonella® is also validated to detect Salmonella in milk powder samples ranging from 50 g to 375 g , including infant milk with and without probiotics, and flours and croquettes in animal feed from 50 g to 125 g.