Evaluation Of Sporulatioin Media For Yeasts Obtained From Pathological Material

Evaluation of media for selective isolation of yeasts from oral, rectal, and burn wound specimens.

Six media were evaluated to determine their ability to isolate yeasts and inhibit bacteria. The media included the following: Snyder, Snyder tellurite, Sabouraud tellurite, Littman-gentamicin, molybdate, and Mycosel (BBL). Doses of mixed intestinal gram-negative bacilli and enterococci were most effectively inhibited by Snyder tellurite agar. Klebsiella pneumoniae was the most common bacterial ...

Isolation of virus like particles from fecal material obtained from diarrheal calves

isolation of virus like particles from fecal material obtained from diarrheal calves

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Vibrio Choleræ from Material Obtained by Liver Puncture during Life

Importance of selective media for recovery of yeasts from clinical specimens.

We compared the recovery of yeasts from clinical specimens cultured on routine bacteriological media to the recovery of yeast from specimens cultured on a selective fungal medium (Sabouraud agar). The use of Sabouraud agar was especially important in cases of mixed cultures, since in such cases yeast was recovered on bacteriological media from only 50% of 44 yeast-positive pus specimens and fro...