Microorganism analysis and contamination monitoring using Biotyper Maldi TOF

MALDI Biotyper® Sirius from Bruker

In clinical, agri-food, pharmaceutical, and environmental research, rapid and accurate identification of microorganisms is essential. Thanks to Bruker's MALDI Biotyper® Sirius technology, we offer a fast and economical solution for identifying bacteria, yeasts and fungi.

Areas of application :

Human and animal health: Rapid diagnosis of infections, pathogen monitoring. Food industry: Quality control and microbiological safety.

Options offered by the equipment :

Proteomic analyses : identification of microorganisms
Lipidomic analyses : identification of microorganisms and detection of antibiotic resistance
Creation of your own reference spectra and databases (which can remain confidential)
Access to the Bruker database and those developed by the UMRF

The benefits of PEM2i :

Development of new protocols and methods to optimise the identification of microorganisms
Development of databases
Expert agents to support your projects
Access to the Bruker database and those developed by UMRF

Certifications

ISO 16140-6:2019

The MBT has been validated as a complete food microbiology solution for confirmation of :

Cronobacter spp. Certificate N2017LR72
Salmonella spp. Certificate N2017LR73
Campylobacter spp. Certificate N2017LR74
Listeria spp and Listeria monocytogenes. Certificate N2017LR75
In accordance with ISO 16140-6:2019 and the MicroVal Rules and Certification Scheme version 8.

The certificates are available on : www.microval.org.

AOAC-OMA

The MBT has been certified according to the Official Method of Analysis program (OMA) of the AOAC International, for confirmation and identification of :

Salmonella spp., Cronobacter spp., Campylobacter spp. and other gram-negative bacteria - First Action AOAC Official MethodSM 2017.09
Listeria spp., Listeria monocytogenes and other gram-positive bacteria - First Action AOAC Official MethodSM 2017.10

The paper describing the multicenter study on First Action 2017.09 has been awarded by AOAC as Manuscript of the Year 2019.

The OMA 2017.09 and 2017.10 protocols are available on : www.eoma.aoac.org.

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