Pseudomonas aeruginosa WDCM 00114 Vitroids^™

Pseudomonas aeruginosa WDCM 00114 Vitroids^™ discs are Certified Microorganisms Standards (Certified Microbiological Reference Materials), which can be used as quantitative and qualitative control organisms. They contain colony forming units (CFUs) in the range of 80-130 CFU per disc. The technology allows long-term conservation and renders the organisms resistant to temperature changes. They are intended to be used as daily internal quality control organisms. These microorganisms are certified according to ISO/IEC 17025 and produced under reproducible conditions compliant with ISO 17034 using authenticated strains from CECT^®. These ready-to-use microbiological controls minimize the need to maintain control strains in the test laboratory and guarantee an authenticated control culture for every quality control test. Vitroids^™ are derived from a traceable culture obtained freeze-dried from CECT^®.

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Pseudomonas aeruginosa WDCM 00114 Vitroids^™ discs are used as reference strains in routine quality control for food, beverage, water, and environmental testing.
The product is to be used only as reference material in quality control assays, validation studies and proficiency testing. Commercial use or application is strictly prohibited, including replication for sale, distribution or transfer of any kind to third parties. Any unauthorized use, replication or distribution of the materials may be subject to prosecution and significant financial penalties.

Strain History< NCTC, 1969 < P.M. Waterworth, 1968, Dep. of Bacteriology, Royal Postgraduate Medical School (RPMS), London, United Kingdom

Strain origin: CECT^® 118

Other cell culture collections:

• ATCC^® 25668
• NCTC 10662
• CCM 3989
• CIP 103837
• NCIMB 13063
• NCIMB(QC) 50067

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Derived from CECT^® strains

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