MicroFast® Yeast & Mold (YM) Count Plate is a sample-ready culture medium system which contains improved media, cold-water-soluble gelling agent l and indicator that facilitates colony enumeration. It is intended for the test for food and food material.
Manufacturer
Meizheng
Trademark
Microfast®
Order No.
LR1003
Analyte
Yeast & Mold
Sample Type
Food and food material
Methodology
Count plate
Packaging
25 Tests
Shelflife
18 months
Lead time
Shipped within 5-12 working days.
Inoculation
1mL/piece
Culture temperature
25℃
Culture time
24h±2h
Interpretation
In case of yeast, count red-violet colonies. In case of mold, count red-violet colonies with irregular edges.
Storage
2℃-8℃, keep away from light
Application
It is intended for the test for food and food material.
Storage
When unopened, the best storage temperature is 2℃- 8 ℃, and it is used up within the shelf life.
In a high humidity environment, please restore the count plate to room temperature before use.
After unsealing, it is necessary to fold the aluminum foil bag twice, then stick it with adhesive tape or seal it with a sealing clip, store it in the dark at 2℃- 8 ℃, and use it up within one month.
When transporting or short-term storage, just leave the count plate at room temperature.
Precautions
The count plate should be stacked upwards and no more than 20 pieces during the incubation.
Using the mark pen or colony counter when counting. When it is difficult to count too many yeasts, select a few small squares with representative colonies, calculate the average colony number, and multiply by 20 to get the estimated yeast number for the entire count plate.
Count plate may contain microorganisms that may be a potential biohazard. Follow current industry standards for disposal.
Keep the count plate away from ultraviolet, direct sunlight and fluorescent lamp.
Do not use the polluted count plate.
If the pH of the test sample is too high or too low, it will affect the accuracy of the test results.
When uncover the film, do not touch the microbial culture area of the medium.
When there are too many bacteria, it will affect the detection of positive strains.
The count plate may show a few needle-like black spots, which is normal and does not affect the interpretation of the target strain.
