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FOOD AND BEVERAGE TESTING Products and Applications APPLICATION PRODUCT Bacillus Beverage Analysis Campylobacter Analysis Clostridium Coliform Analysis Environmental Lactobacillus Listeria Analysis Salmonella/ Shigell spp. Staphylococcus Total Plate Count Vibrio Yeast & Mold Analysis Yersinia spp. A-1 Medium/A-1 Broth ! APT Agar ! APT Broth ! Baird-Parker Agar Base w/EY Tellurite Enrichment ! Bismuth Sulfite Agar ! Brilliant Green Agar ! Brilliant Green Agar Modified (Edel-Kampelmacher) ! Brilliant Green Bile 2%/Brilliant Green Bile Broth 2% ! Brucella Agar ! Brucella Broth ! Bryant and Burkey Medium ! Buffered Peptone Water ! Campylobacter Agar Kit Blaser/Campylobacter Agar w/5 Antimicrobics and 10% Sheep ! Blood Campylobacter Agar Kit Skirrow ! Campylobacter Agar Base ! Coagulase Plasma (Rabbit) ! Coagulase Plasma EDTA (Rabbit)/ Coagulase Plasma w/EDTA ! Cooke Rose Bengal Agar ! Cooked Meat Medium ! D/E Neutralizing Agar ! D/E Neutralizing Broth ! DNAse Test Agar ! DNAse Test Agar w/Methyl Green/ DNAse Test Agar w/Toluidine Blue ! DRBC Agar ! Demi-Fraser Broth Base ! Desoxycholate Citrate Agar Hynes ! FOOD AND BEVERAGE TESTING Products and Applications APPLICATION PRODUCT Bacillus Beverage Analysis Campylobacter Analysis Clostridium Coliform Analysis Environmental Lactobacillus Listeria Analysis Salmonella/ Shigell spp. Staphylococcus Total Plate Count Vibrio Yeast & Mold Analysis Yersinia spp. Differential Reinforced Clostridial Agar ! EC Medium/EC Broth ! EC Medium with MUG/EC Broth w/MUG ! Elliker Broth ! m Endo Agar LES ! m Endo Broth MF/mEndo Broth, ALPHA ! EZ Coli Rapid Detection System ! Fluid Thioglycollate Medium ! Fraser Broth Base/Fraser Broth Base Modified ! Fraser Broth Supplement/Fraser Broth Base Supplement ! Hektoen Enteric Agar ! Hycheck D/E Neutralizing Agar ! Hycheck for Disinfection Control ! Hycheck for Enterobacteriaceae ! Hycheck for Total Count ! Hycheck for Yeasts and Molds ! Hycheck for Yeasts and Molds w/TTC ! LPM Agar Base ! Lactobacilli MRS Agar/MRS Agar ! Lactobacilli MRS Broth/MRS Broth ! Lactose Broth ! Lauryl Tryptose Broth/Lauryl Sulfate Broth ! Lauryl Tryptose Broth with MUG/Lauryl ! Sulfate Broth w/MUG Letheen Agar ! Letheen Broth/Letheen Broth AOAC ! Levine EMB Agar/Levine Eosin Methylene Blue Agar ! Listeria Enrichment Broth ! FOOD AND BEVERAGE TESTING Products and Applications APPLICATION PRODUCT Bacillus Beverage Analysis Campylobacter Analysis Clostridium Coliform Analysis Environmental Lactobacillus Listeria Analysis Salmonella/ Shigell spp. Staphylococcus Total Plate Count Vibrio Yeast & Mold Analysis Yersinia spp. Listeria O Antisera ! Liver Veal Agar ! Lysine Medium ! MYP Agar ! M Broth ! MacConkey Agar !! MacConkey Sorbitol Agar/MacConkey II Agar w/Sorbitol ! Malt Agar ! Malt Extract Agar ! Malt Extract Broth ! Mannitol Salt Agar ! McBride Listeria Agar ! McClung Toabe Agar Base ! Microbial Content Test Agar/ TRYPTICASE Soy Agar w/Lec. & ! Polysorbate 80 Minerals Modified Glutamate Agar ! Modified Listeria Enrichment Broth ! Modified Oxford Antimicrobic Supplement ! Modified EC Medium w/Indicator and Novobiocin Antimicrobic ! Supplement Motility Test Medium ! Moxalactam Antimicrobic Supplement ! Muller Kauffmann Tetrathionate Broth Base ! Mycological Agar/MYCOPHIL Agar ! Neutralizing Buffer ! OGYE Agar Base w/Antimicrobic Vial Oxytetracycline ! Orange Serum Agar ! Orange Serum Broth Concentrate 10X ! FOOD AND BEVERAGE TESTING Products and Applications APPLICATION PRODUCT Bacillus Beverage Analysis Campylobacter Analysis Clostridium Coliform Analysis Environmental Lactobacillus Listeria Analysis Salmonella/ Shigell spp. Staphylococcus Total Plate Count Vibrio Yeast & Mold Analysis Yersinia spp. Oxford Antimicrobic Supplement ! Oxford Medium Base/Oxford Agar Base Modified ! PALCAM Medium Base with PALCAM Antimicrobic Supplement ! Plate Count Agar/Standard Metholds Agar ! Potato Dextrose Agar ! Potato Dextrose Broth ! 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