Selenite broth
Selenite broth is a microbiological culture medium used for the selective enrichment and isolation of Salmonella species. It contains sodium selenite as the selective agent, which inhibits the growth of most other bacteria while allowing Salmonella to grow. The medium is designed to provide an optimal environment for the proliferation of Salmonella organisms, facilitating their detection and identification in clinical and food samples.
1 protocol using selenite broth
Salmonella Detection in Carnivore Feces
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