Easy Plate YMR

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Ready and easy to use portable plate: Preparation of medium is not required, which eliminates waste of medium as well as sterilizing apparatus to prepare the medium.  

Detection of colonies on plate is simple and clear. 

Single colonies on the plate can be isolated for further identification tests

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    With Compact Dry YMR yeasts and mould can be differentiated by colour development. The medium contains the chromogenic enzyme substrate X-Phos which turns blue with many yeasts. Moulds form fluffy colonies with a characteristic colour. Antibiotics inhibit the growth of bacteria. The Compact Dry YM allows a very good 3-dimension growth of yeast and mould. Compact Dry YM is AOAC submitted

    Incubation time and temperature: 48 - 72 at 25 - 30 °C

    Shelf life: 12 months after manufacturing

    Storage: Room temperature (+ 1 to + 30 °C)

    Sample pretreatment 

    Viable count in water or liquid foodstuff  |Drop 1 ml of specimen (dilute if necessary) on the middle of the Compact Dry plate.  

    Viable count in solid foodstuff  |Add buffer solution to the sample and homogenize by stomacher®. Drop 1 ml of specimen (dilute if necessary) on the middle of the dry sheet of the Compact Dry plate. 

    Viable count in swab test specimen  |Use the swab to wipe the surface, put into the device with wiping solution. Drop 1 ml of wiping solution (dilute if necessary) on the middle of the Compact Dry plate. It is recommended to use “Swab for Compact Dry” offered by HyServe Id-No. 1 002 952/3 (40/240 pieces)

    Test instructions 

    Open the cap and drop 1 ml of specimen on the middle of the Compact Dry plate. 

    Specimen diffuses automatically and evenly into the sheet and transforms the dried sheet into a gel within seconds.

    Put the cap again on the plate and write the information needed on the memorandum section.

    Turn over the capped plate and put in the incubator.

    After incubation count the number of colored colonies underneath the plate. White paper placed under the plate helps to count the colonies