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Colony counter

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Col´o`ny count`er    (kǒl´ô`nŷ kount´ẽr)
n.1.(Microbiology) an instrument designed to conveniently count or assist counting colonies{9} of microorganisms on a plate containing a gelled growth medium. One variety uses a pencil-like rod with a metal tip, which is connected by an electrical connection to the gelled growth medium; when touched to a colony{9} on the plate, the completion of the electrical circuit causes an increment of 1 unit on the readout of the colony counter.


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Synbiosis, a world-leading manufacturer of automated microbiological systems, is pleased to announce its ProtoCOL automated colony counter offers new features to exclude food debris from the count.
Among the products that also caught IBO's eye this year were Oxford Instruments' Horizon 600 hand-held XRF spectrometer, PerkinElmer's Spectrum Spotlight 300 IR Imaging System, CEM's Discovery Systems for Focused Microwave Synthesis, Synoptics Group's acolyte colony counter and Thermo CRS' Dimension4.
 
 
 
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