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新版标准 ISO 15213-1:2023(E) 确认了这个方法,见下面原文:
9.6 Confirmation of sulfite-reducing Clostridium spp.
9.6.1 For confirmation, take five presumptive colonies from each dish retained for enumeration (see 9.5.2). If more than one morphology is present among the colonies, select one of each morphology for subculture and confirmation.
9.6.2 Streak each of the selected colonies with a sterile loop (6.8) onto two non-selective blood agar plates, e.g. Columbia blood agar (Clause B.3). If blood is not available, Columbia agar base or another nutrient-rich medium (e.g. tryptone soya agar or brain heart infusion agar) can be used.Allow the plates to equilibrate at room temperature if they were stored at a lower temperature. If necessary, dry the surface of the plates before use (see ISO 11133).Several isolates can be streaked onto identified sectors of each of the two non-selective agar plates. Streaks should obtain well-isolated colonies.From each pair of plates, one is incubated in an aerobic atmosphere and the other in an anaerobic atmosphere (6.1) at 37 °C for 20 h ± 2 h (6.3). After incubation, the plates can be refrigerated at 5 °C
(6.5) for a maximum of 48 h before reading. For plates which were incubated anaerobically, maintain the anaerobic atmosphere.
9.6.3 Typical colonies are confirmed as follows:
— If growth from one typical colony occurs on the anaerobically incubated (blood) agar plate and not on the aerobically incubated (blood) agar plate, the colony belongs to the genus Clostridia. This colony and other colonies with the same morphology on ISA medium are counted as sulfite-reducing Clostridium spp.
— If growth occurs from one typical colony on both the anaerobically and aerobically incubated blood agar plates, the colony does not belong to the genus Clostridia. Therefore, this colony and other colonies with the same morphology on ISA medium cannot be counted as sulfite-reducing Clostridium spp.
NOTE Alternative procedures (see ISO 7218) can be used to confirm the isolate as sulfite-reducing Clostridium spp., provided that the suitability of the alternative procedure has been validated (see ISO 16140-4 or ISO 16140-6). |
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