Specimen | Pre-enrichment culture solution stroke smear |
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Color development | Light blue: Salmonella Red-purple: Other fungi |
Feature | It is a little difficult to understand from the image, but you can see light blue colonies in the purple colonies. This light blue colony is Salmonella. It is clearly visible to the naked eye. |
Specimen | Selective enrichment culture medium stroke smear |
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Color development | Light blue |
Feature | The light blue is Salmonella. |
Specimen | Add 1 mL of sample solution directly |
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Color development | Light blue: Salmonella Red-purple: Other fungi |
Feature | Light blue is Salmonella. This test is when it is expected to be heavily contaminated. Negative results in this study do not guarantee Salmonella negative. |
Specimen | Salmonella and mixed bacterial solutions other than Salmonella |
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Color development |
Light blue: Salmonella positive (Please refer to the coloring example circled in red) Navy blue: Other than Salmonella (Please refer to the coloring example circled in black) |
Specimen | Salmonella and mixed bacterial solutions other than Salmonella |
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Color development |
Light blue: Salmonella positive (please refer to the coloring example circled in red) Navy blue: Other than Salmonella (Please refer to the coloring example circled in black) |
Specimen | Salmonella and mixed bacterial solutions other than Salmonella |
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Color development |
Light blue: Salmonella positive (Please refer to the coloring example circled in red.) Navy blue: Other than Salmonella (Please refer to the coloring example circled in black) |
Specimen | Salmonella and mixed bacterial solutions other than Salmonella |
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Color development |
Light blue: Salmonella positive (Please refer to the coloring example circled in red) Navy blue: Other than Salmonella (Please refer to the coloring example circled in black) |
Specimen | Salmonella and mixed bacterial solutions other than Salmonella |
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Color development |
Light blue: Salmonella positive (Please refer to the coloring example circled in red) Navy blue: Other than Salmonella (Please refer to the coloring example circled in black) |
Specimen | Salmonella and mixed bacterial solutions other than Salmonella |
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Color development |
Light blue: Salmonella positive (Please refer to the coloring example circled in red) Navy blue: Other than Salmonella (Please refer to the coloring example circled in black) |
Specimen | Examples of Salmonella positive and weak color development |
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Color development |
Light blue: Salmonella positive |
Feature | Even if the color development is weak, Salmonella becomes a bright light blue colony. |
Specimen | The cases other than Salmonella |
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Color development |
All colonies are not Salmonella. |
Feature | Purple and dark blue are not Salmonella. |
Specimen | The cases other than Salmonella |
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Color development |
All colonies are not Salmonella. |
Feature | Navy blue is not Salmonella. |
Specimen | The cases other than Salmonella |
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Color development |
All colonies are not Salmonella. |
Feature | Navy blue is not Salmonella. |
Specimen | The cases other than Salmonella |
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Color development |
All colonies are not Salmonella. |
Feature | When colonies are thin, they may be difficult to distinguish. If colonies are dark color such as dark blue or purple, they are negative for Salmonella. |
Specimen | Salmonella |
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Color development |
Colonies are little thick light blue, but they are all Salmonella. |
Feature | The light blue colony is Salmonella even if the color of colony is thick or thin. |
Specimen | Salmonella |
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Color development |
Colonies are quitery thin light blue, but they are all Salmonella. |
Feature | The light blue colony is Salmonella even if the color of colony is thick or thin. |