microbial prevention
Jose de las Heras
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(by josenet At tiscali.co.uk)
Mon Feb 5 18:48:55 EST 2007
<minici.claudia At hsr.it> wrote in message
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>
> Almost all laboratories have an incubator with water on the bottom. I
> am wondering what chemicals are better suited to prevent growth of
> bacteria, yeast, fungi, etc in it without damaging cells. Thanks!
>
> Claudia
we don't put anything in the water.
make sure the incubator is clean to start with, go through a sterilising
cycle too, and then use sterile distilled water. Change it every other week
or so, and you should be fine as long as you are a little careful. Still,
keep an eye on it, and from time to time clean the whole thing and sterilise
again. That's what we've done for years without a problem.
Jose
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