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| Cat. # | Desc. | Qty. | Unit |
| 261190 | Ferric Chloride | 50 | SP |
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Ferric Chloride Reagent Droppers are intended for use in the differentiation of microorganisms capable of phenylalanine deamination.1
| Catalog # | Description | Quantity | Unit |
| 261190 |
Ferric Chloride
Used in the differentiation of organisms capable of phenylalanine deamination
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50 | SP |
Ferric Chloride Reagent Droppers are intended for use in the differentiation of microorganisms capable of phenylalanine deamination.1 Ferric Chloride Reagent Droppers are intended for use in the differentiation of microorganisms capable of phenylalanine deamination.1 Ferric Chloride Reagent Droppers are used to determine if a specific microorganism is capable of producing phenylpyruvic acid from phenylalanine deamination.1 Most members of the genera Proteus and Providencia are positive whereas most Escherichia and Citrobacter species are negative.2 Ferric Chloride Reagent Droppers are used to determine if a specific microorganism is capable of producing phenylpyruvic acid from phenylalanine deamination.1 Most members of the genera Proteus and Providencia are positive whereas most Escherichia and Citrobacter species are negative.2 Using the methods described above (Test Procedure), an authentic culture of Proteus vulgaris will yield a positive test within 5 min, while Serratia marcescens will yield a negative result. Quality control requirements must be performed in accordance with applicable local, state and/or federal regulations or accreditation requirements and your laboratory's standard Quality Control procedures. It is recommended that the user refer to pertinent CLSI (formerly NCCLS) guidance and CLIA regulations for appropriate Quality Control practices. Ferric Chloride Reagent Droppers contain 0.5 mL of 10% ferric chloride in aqueous solution. For in vitro Diagnostic Use. | |||||||||||
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