Lewis J S
Health Lab Sci. 1977 Jan;14(1):22-5.
A new dehydrated test system (Microcult G.C.), developed by the Ames Company for the detection of Neisseria gonorrhoeae, was evaluated with stock cultures and fresh isolates. When evaluated against fresh, modified Thayer-Martin (MTM) medium, the new test was slightly less sensitive (81.6% vs 84.2% detection); however, Microcult G.C. has the unique advantage of long room-temperature storage life without deterioration. Thus, it would probably not be used where fresh MTM is readily available, proving most useful in areas where laboratory services are less accessible.
由艾姆斯公司开发的一种用于检测淋病奈瑟菌的新型脱水测试系统(Microcult G.C.),使用储备培养物和新鲜分离株进行了评估。与新鲜的改良Thayer-Martin(MTM)培养基相比,新测试的敏感性略低(检测率分别为81.6%和84.2%);然而,Microcult G.C.具有在室温下储存寿命长且不会变质的独特优势。因此,在容易获得新鲜MTM的地方可能不会使用它,而在实验室服务较难获得的地区证明是最有用的。