Comparison of media for isolation of mouse anaerobic faecal bacteria

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A study was made to determine suitable plate-in-bottle media for enumeration and isolation of the anaerobic faecal bacteria of mice. Comparison of non-selective media indicated that colony counts were higher on M-SM10, M10 and M-M98-5 than on EG, W & E medium and BHI, and those on M-SM10 were always the highest. Bacteroidaceae counts on M-SM10, M10, M-M98-5 were particularly high. On the other hand, in chloroform-treated faeces which contain only Clostridial spores, colony counts were higher on EG and W & E medium than on M-SM10, M10 and M-M98-5. These results indicate that suitable non-selective media vary according to the bacterial species to be enumerated and isolated. © 1985, Royal Society of Medicine Press. All rights reserved.

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Itoh, K., & Mitsuoka, T. (1985). Comparison of media for isolation of mouse anaerobic faecal bacteria. Laboratory Animals, 19(4), 353–358. https://doi.org/10.1258/002367785780887464

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