M-PC BROTH

Bacteria can be removed from liquids by passing them through filters with very small pores that trap bacteria, but in general, not Mycoplasmas or viruses. The membrane filter technique is highly reproducible, can be used to test relatively large sample volumes, and usually yields numerical results more rapidly. This technique is extremely useful in monitoring drinking water and a variety of natural waters.
M-PC Broth used for enumerating microorganisms by membrane filtration has composition similar to Plate Count Agar, except agar. Also M-PC Broth has the media ingredients in double concentrations, then the agar medium. This medium can therefore be used as a general purpose non-selective medium to determine total bacterial counts from food and water sample by the membrane filtration procedure.

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