Microbiology International specializes in autoclaves, peristaltic pumps, air samplers, anaerobic chambers, plate pourers, media preparators and stomachers as well as other automation equipment used in microbiological laboratories. We also provide laboratories with the most innovative automation equipment as well as the highest quality rapid detection kits and consumable products for pathogen detection available worldwide. Our equipment quickly automates tedious, manual lab processes and when combined with our ability to provide customized culture media products, we are able to make your lab as efficient as possible. In short, we offer our clients...
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Our product line includes autoclaves, peristaltic pumps, air samplers, anaerobic chambers, plate pourers, media preparators and stomachers.
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Idaho Technology Inc. and Microbiology International Announce Distribution Partnership
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| Salt Lake City, UT April 8, 2009– Idaho Technology, Inc. (ITI), a molecular biology instrumentation and reagents business, today announced an agreement with Microbiology International, a laboratory equipment provider, for exclusive distribution of the R.A.P.I.D. ® LT PCR Food Security System in the USA.“With Microbiology International’s incredible selection of laboratory equipment and substantial experience in the food safety industry, this alliance will bring real value to our food customers,” states David Nielsen, Vice President of Product Development at ITI. “We are very pleased to be working with Microbiology International in bringing our robust food security solution to the United States food industry.” |
The R.A.P.I.D. LT F.S.S is a PCR system which combines rapid air thermocycling with a real-time fluorimeter to identify pathogens in food and environmental samples. Freeze-dried reagents have been designed for the system, and provide precise results. Because of its sensitivity, accuracy, and high speed, it is ideal for rapid food borne pathogen identification and represents a significant improvement over traditional microbiology tests that currently require 5 to 7 days.
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| Click here for video:Detecting Foodborne Pathogens using the RAPID LT System |
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