Chemunex has an extensive list of publications, many arising from collaborative work with some of the world's leading companies and research institutions.

Some of these publications in the following subject areas are available on request.

Cell labelling - Fluorogenic Substrates

 

Breeuwer P, Drocourt J-L, Rombouts F, Abee T. Energy dependent carrier mediated extrusion of carboxyfluorescein from Saccharomyces cerevisiae allows rapid assessment of cell viability by flow cytometry. Appl. Environ. Microbiol. 1994, 60(5): 1467-1472

 

Breeuwer P, Drocourt J-L, Rombouts F, Abee T. rapid assessment of yeast viability by carboxyfluorescein and flow cytometry. Appl. Environ. Microbiol. 1994; 60: 1467-1472

 

Breeuwer P, Drocourt J-L, Bunschoten N, Zwietering M, Rombouts F, Abee T. Characterisation of uptake and hydrolysis of fluorescein diacetate and carboxyfluorescein diacetate by intracellular esterases in Saccharomyces cerevisiae which result in accumulation of fluorescent product. Appl. Environ. Microbiol. 1995; 61(4): 1614-1619

 

Breeuwer P, Drocourt J-L, Rombouts F, Abee T. A novel method for continuous determination of the intracellular pH in bacteria with the internally conjugated fluorescent probe 5-carboxyfluorescein succinimydyl ester. Appl. Environ. Microbiol. 1996; 62(1):178-183

 

Bruetschy A, Laurent M, Jacquet R. Use of flow cytometry in oenology to analyse yeasts. Letters in Appl. Micro. 1994; 18:343-345.

 
Catala P, Parthuisot N. Effectiveness of CSE to counterstain particles and dead bacterial cells with permeabilised membranes: application to viability assessment in waters. FEMS Microbiology Letters.1999; 178: 219-226
 

De Groote J, Vroegrop L, Brailsford MA Control of yeast spoilage VMT 1995; 10: 43-45

 

Desnouveaux R, Lecomte, C De Colombei E, Plessis, MC, Dumain PP, Bloch L, Fuhrmann B, Valery S. Use of flow cytometry for yeast and mould detection in process control of fermented milk products. Biotech. Forum Eur. 1990; 3: 224-229

 

Chrzanowski T H, Crotty RD, Hubbard J G, Welch R P. Applicability of the fluorescein diacetate method of detecting active bacteria in fresh water. Microb. Ecol. 1984; 10: 179-185.

 

Diaper J P, and Edwards C. The use of fluorogenic esters to detect viable bacteria by flow cytometer. J. Applied Bacteriology 1994; 77: 221-228.

 

Diaper J P, Tither, K, Edwards C. Rapid assessment of bacterial viability by flow cytometry. Appl. Microbiol. Bioproducts. 38; 268-272

 

Gazenko SV, Reponen TA, Grinshpun SA, Willeke W Analysis of airborne actinomyces spores with fluorogenic substrates. Appl. Environ. Microbiol. 1998; 64: 4410-4415

 

Gatley S Rapid process control with flow cytometry. Food. Technol. Int. 1989

 

Gatley S A new approach to process and quality control Dairy Ind. Int. 1989; 54(3): 43-45

 

Kepner R L, Pratt J R. Use of fluorochromes for direct enumeration of viable bacteria in environmental samples: past and present. Microbiological Reviews 1994; 60(4): 641-696.

 

LaPlace-Builhe C, Hahne K, Hunger W, Tirilly Y, Drocourt J-L. Application of flow cytometry to rapid microbial analysis in food and drink industries. Biol. Cell 1993; 78: 123-128

 

Lisle JT, Broadaway, SC, Prescott AM, Pyle BH, Fricker, C, McFeters, GA. Effects of starvation on physiological activity and chlorine disinfection resistance in Escherichia coli 0157:H7

 

McFeters G A, Yu F P, Pyle B H, Stewart P S. Physiological assessment of bacteria using fluorochromes. J. Microbiol. Methods 1995; 21: 1-13.

 
Parthuisot N, Catala P, Lemarchand K, J.Baudart and Lebaron P. Evaluation of ChemChrome V6 for bacterial viability assessment in waters. Journal of Applied Microbiology 2000, 89: 370-380
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Porter J, Deere D, Pickup R, Edwards C. Fluorescent probes and flow cytometry: New insights into environmental biotechnology. Cytometry 1995; 23: 91-96.

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ChemScan RDI - Laser Scanning Cytometry

 

Brailsford MA. Real-time analysis of pharmaceutical water. Microbiology Europe 1996; 4: 18-20

 

Brailsford MA. Making the switch to real-time microbiological process control. Manufacturing Chemist. 1997, March
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Brailsford MA. Profiting from a lack of growth. Pharmaceutical Manufacturing Review. 1997, October
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Brailsford MA. Light on Cryptosporidium : Probe-based, real-time detection and identification of microorganisms in drinking water using laser-scanning technology. Laboratory News. 1998; March

 

Brailsford MA. A two hour method for the enumeration of microorganisms in environmental samples. Proceeding from PDA Annual Meeting, Washington, 9-11 November, 1998.
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Brailsford MA. Real-time microbial process control. Pharmaceutical Manufacturing International 1999; April: 103-104
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Brailsford MA. ChemScanRDI – A two hour method for the enumeration of microorganisms in environmental samples. Proceeding from 30th R3-Nordic Contamination Control Symposium, Helsinki, May 30-June 2, 1999.

 

Brailsford MA, Jones D. Real-time environmental monitoring procedures. Pharmaceutical Manufacturing Review 1999; 11(3): 16-17
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Bull, J. Validation of a new laser scanning method for real time bioburden testing in the manufacture of health care products. Proceeding from PDA Annual Meeting, Washington, 9-11 November, 1998.

 

Cooper M. Pharmaceutical and Potable Waters. The Microbiological Update 1997; 15(3):

 

Fricker EJ, Fricker CR. Alternative approaches to the detection of Escherichia coli and coliforms in water. Microbiology Europe 1996: 4(2): 15-19

 

Fricker CR, Detection of Cryptosporidium parvum using a laser scanning device to speed up the process. Water conditioning & Purification 1998: February.

 

Fricker CR. Cryptosporidium screening now achievable within three hours. Waste & Water Treatment 1998, March.

 

Guyomard S. Validation of a scanning laser system for microbiological quality control analysis. Pharmaceutical Technology Europe 1997; Sept
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Haberer K, Wallner G. Evaluation of the ChemScan system for rapid microbiological analysis of pharmaceutical water. Proceedings from PDA International Congress. Basel, February 23-25 1998.
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Haberer K, Tillman D, Wallner G, Flemming HC Detection of planktonic and attached micro-organisms in purified water systems : suitability of methods and their application in the control of water quality. Proceedings from PDA International Congress. Tokyo, February 22-26 1999.
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Jones D, Brailsford M, Drocourt J-L. Solid phase, laser scanning cytometer; a new rapid method for viable cell detection. Pharmacopoeial Forum 1999; 25(1):
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Lisle JT, Broadaway, SC, Prescott AM, Pyle BH, Fricker, C, McFeters, GA. Effects of starvation on physiological activity and chlorine disinfection resistance in Escherichia coli 0157:H7

 

Medema G, de Savornin-Lohman A, Dumoutier N, Lorthioy A, de Roubin M-R, Compagnon B, Hambsch B, Pezoldt H, Stanfield G, Whitmore T, Carrington E. An optimised and standardised test to determine the presence of the protozoa, Cryptosporidium and Giardia in water. Proceedings from IAWQ conference, Paris, 19-23 April 1999.

 

McFeters G A, Yu F P, Pyle B H, Stewart P S. Physiological assessment of bacteria using fluorochromes. J. Microbiol. Methods 1995; 21: 1-13.

 

Mignon-Godefoy K, Guillet, J-G, Butor C. Solid phase cytometry for detection of rare events. Cytometry 1997; 27: 336-344.
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Nabet P. Investigation on microbial contamination using a two-hour sensitive analyser for rapid rectification and improved process water quality. Proceeding from PDA international Congress, Basle, 14-16 February 2000
 

Nelis H, Van Pouke S. Development of selective methodology for the detection of coliforms and Escherichia coli in water. Proceedings from ASM 98th General Meeting, Atlanta, May 17-21, 1998

 
Onadipe A.O. Rapid detection of microbial contaminants in animal cell culture processes. Proceeding from PDA international Congress, Basle, 14-16 February 2000
 

Osawa M, Matsuzaki H, Mizuniwa T, Miwa R, Yabe K. Analysis of bacteria in ultrapure water systems using fluorescence probe and culture method. Semiconductor, Pure Water and Chemicals conference. Santa Clara, March 2-5, 1998.
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Petat E et al. Alternative methods of microbiological control – review of major rapid techniques. STP Pharma Pratiques 1996; 6(6): 449-464.
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Ramond B, Rolland X, Planchez C, Cornet P, Antoni C, Drocourt J-L. Enumeration of total Viable microorganims in an Antibiotic Raw Material using the ChemScan Solid Phase Cytometer. PDA Journal of Pharmaceutical Science and Technology - July/August 2000; 54 (4): 320-321
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Reynolds D, Fricker EJ, Purdy D, Fricker CR Development of a rapid method for the enumeration of bacteria in potable water. Water. Sci. Tech. 1997; 35: 433-436

 

Rolland X, Cornet, P, Drocourt J-L. The ChemScanRDI : A new in process control tool combining speed with sensitivity in microbial detection. Biotechnology International 1999; 2: 309-314
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Stanek JE, Bauer BF, Richmond E. Evaluation of an epifluorescence based method for the enumeration of microorganisms in pharmaceutical grade water. Proceedings from PDA Annual Meeting, Philadelphia, November 18-22, 1996.

 

Tricarico M. Cell culture sterility testing in hours. Pharmaceutical & Cosmetic Quality 1998; November: 52-53
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Van Pouke S & Nelis H. Solid phase cytometry- based enzymatic detection of coliforms in drinking water within 4 hours. Proceedings from IWSA Specialised conference on rapid microbiological monitoring methods, Warrington, 23-24 February, 1999.
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Van Pouke S & Nelis H. A 3.5 hour test for the demonstration of total coliforms and Escherichia coli in drinking water using two stage enzymatic detection methodology and solid phase cytometry. Proceedings from Royal Society of Chemistry, International conference on rapid detection assays for food and water, York, 15-17th March, 1999.
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Wallner G, Tillman D, Haberer K et al. The ChemScan system: a new method for rapid microbiological testing of water. European Journal Parenteral Science 1997; 2: 123-126.
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Wallner G, Tillman D, Haberer K, Evaluation of the ChemScan system for rapid microbiological analysis of pharmaceutical water. PDA Journal of Pharmaceutical Science & Technology 1999; 53(2): 70-74
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Zanelli F, Compagnon B, Joret GC, DeRoubin ME. Enumeration of Cryptosporidium oocysts from surface water concentrates by laser scanning cytometry. Proceedings from IAWQ conference, Paris, 19-23 April 1999

 

Zeidy N, Ramond B, Guyomard S. Evaluation of a new rapid method for microbial analysis. Proceedings from “Vision of the European Pharmacopoeia in the 21st century – The Dynamics of Quality in Medicins in Europe.” Conference. Prague, December 1996.

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ChemScan RDI - Pharmaceutical Water Testing

 

Brailsford MA. Real-time analysis of pharmaceutical water. Microbiology Europe 1996; 4: 18-20

 

Brailsford MA. Making the switch to real-time microbiological process control. Manufacturing Chemist. 1997, March
Available on request

 

Brailsford MA. Profiting from a lack of growth. Pharmaceutical Manufacturing Review. 1997, October
Available on request

 

Brailsford MA. Real-time microbial process control. Pharmaceutical Manufacturing International 1999; April: 103-104
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Cooper M. Pharmaceutical and Potable Waters. The Microbiological Update 1997; 15(3):

 
Fellay R. The qualification of a 2 hour method for the microbial monitoring of purified water systems and release of OTC products. Proceeding from PDA international Congress, Basle, 14-16 February 2000
 
Gapp G, Guyomard S, Nabet p, Scouvart J. Evaluation of the applications of a sytem for real-time microbial analysis of pharmaceutical water systems.European Journal of Parenteral Sciences.1999; 4(4):131-136
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Gapp G, Guoymard S, Nabet P, Scouvart J. Evaluation of the applications of a system for real-time microbial analysis of pharmaceutical water systems. European Journal of Parenteral Sciences 1999; 4(4): 131-136.
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Guyomard S. Validation of a scanning laser system for microbiological quality control analysis. Pharmaceutical Technology Europe 1997; Sept

 

Haberer K, Wallner G. Evaluation of the ChemScan system for rapid microbiological analysis of pharmaceutical water. Proceedings from PDA International Congress. Basel, February 23-25 1998.
Available on request

 

Haberer K, Tillman D, Wallner G, Flemming HC. Detection of planktonic and attached micro-organisms in purified water systems : suitability of methods and their application in the control of water quality. Proceedings from PDA International Congress. Tokyo, February 22-26 1999.
Available on request

 

Jones D, Brailsford M, Drocourt J-L. Solid phase, laser scanning cytometer; a new rapid method for viable cell detection. Pharmacopoeial Forum 1999; 25(1):

 

Stanek JE, Bauer BF, Richmond E. Evaluation of an epifluorescence based method for the enumeration of microorganisms in pharmaceutical grade water. Proceedings from PDA Annual Meeting, Philadelphia, November 18-22, 1996.

 

Wallner G, Tillman D, Haberer K et al. The ChemScan system: a new method for rapid microbiological testing of water. European Journal Parenteral Science 1997; 2: 123-126.
Available on request

 

Wallner G, Tillman D, Haberer K, Evaluation of the ChemScan system for rapid microbiological analysis of pharmaceutical water. PDA Journal of Pharmaceutical Science & Technology 1999; 53(2): 70-74

 

Zeidy N, Ramond B, Guyomard S. Evaluation of a new rapid method for microbial analysis. Proceedings from “Vision of the European Pharmacopoeia in the 21st century – The Dynamics of Quality in Medicins in Europe.” Conference, Prague, December 1996.

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ChemScan RDI – Environmental Monitoring

 

Brailsford MA. A two hour method for the enumeration of microorganisms in environmental samples. Proceedings from PDA Annual Meeting, Washington, 9-11 November, 1998.
Available on request

 

Brailsford MA. ChemScanRDI – A two hour method for the enumeration of microorganisms in environmental samples. Proceeding from 30th R3-Nordic Contamination Control Symposium, Helsinki, May 30-June 2, 1999.

 

Brailsford MA, Jones D. Real-time environmental monitoring procedures. Pharmaceutical Manufacturing Review 1999; 11(3): 16-17
Available on request

 

ChemScan RDI – Biotechnology Applications

 

Rolland X, Cornet, P, Drocourt J-L. The ChemScanRDI : A new in process control tool combining speed with sensitivity in microbial detection. Biotechnology International 1999; 2: 309-314
Available on request

 
Onadipe A.O. Rapid detection of microbial contaminants in animal cell culture processes. Proceeding from PDA international Congress, Basle, 14-16 February 2000
 
Onadipe A.O (Lonza Biologics). Detection of Microbial Contaminationin Cell Cultures Using a Laser Scanning System. Pharmaceutical Technology Europe. September 2000, 12 (9): 72-77
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Tricarico M. Cell culture sterility testing in hours. Pharmaceutical & Cosmetic Quality 1998; November: 52-53
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ChemScan RDI : Drinking Water Microbiology - Cryptosporidium

 

Brailsford MA. Light on Cryptosporidium : Probe-based, real-time detection and identification of microorganisms in drinking water using laser-scanning technology. Laboratory News. 1998; March
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Brailsford MA. ChemScan RDI. A platform for detecting various pathogens in drinking water. Lab News.1999;December
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Brailsford MA. ChemScan RDI - One microbial analyser- four critical drinking water tests. Water 21. 2000 (78): 44-46
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Fricker CR, Detection of Cryptosporidium parvum using a laser scanning device to speed up the process. Water conditioning & Purification, Feb. 1998
Available on request

 

Fricker CR. Cryptosporidium screening now achievable within three hours. Waste & Water Treatment 1998, March
Available on request

 

Medema G, de Savornin-Lohman A, Dumoutier N, Lorthioy A, de Roubin M-R, Compagnon B, Hambsch B, Pezoldt H, Stanfield G, Whitmore T, Carrington E. An optimised and standardised test to determine the presence of the protozoa, Cryptosporidium and Giardia in water. Proceedings from IAWQ conference, Paris, 19-23 April 1999.

 
Reynolds D.T, Slade RB, Sykes NJ,Jonas A.and Fricker CR. Detection of Cryptosporidium oocysts in water: techniques for generating precise recovery data. Journal of applied microbiology.1999; 87: 804-813
 
Rushton P, Place B.M and Lightfoot N.F. An evaluation of a laser scanning device for the detection of Cryptosporidium parvum in treated water samples. Journal of Applied Microbiology, 2000, 30:303-307
 

Zanelli F, Compagnon B, Joret GC, DeRoubin MR. Enumeration of Cryptosporidium oocysts from surface water concentrates by laser scanning cytometry. Proceedings from IAWQ conference, Paris, 19-23 April 1999
Available on request

 
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ChemScan RDI : Drinking Water Microbiology – Escherichia coli

 
Brailsford MA. ChemScan RDI. A platform for detecting various pathogens in drinking water. Lab News.1999;December
Available on request
 
Brailsford MA. ChemScan RDI - One microbial analyser- four critical drinking water tests. Water 21. 2000 (78): 44-46
Available on request
 

Fricker EJ, Fricker CR. Alternative approaches to the detection of Escherichia coli and coliforms in water. Microbiology Europe 1996: 4(2): 15-19
Available on request

 

Nelis H, Van Pouke S. Development of selective methodology for the detection of coliforms and Escherichia coli in water. Proceedings from ASM 98th General Meeting, Atlanta, May 17-21, 1998
Available on request

 

Pyle B, Broadaway SC, McFeters GA. Sensitive detection of Escherichia coli 0157:H7 in food and water by immunomagnetic separation and solid-phase laser cytometry. Appl. Environ. Micro. 1999; 65(5): 1966-1972

 

Van Pouke S & Nelis H. Solid phase cytometry- based enzymatic detection of coliforms in drinking water within 4 hours. Proceedings from IWSA Specialised conference on rapid microbiological monitoring methods, Warrington, 23-24 February, 1999.

 

Van Pouke S & Nelis H. A 3.5 hour test for the demonstration of total coliforms and Escherichia coli in drinking water using two stage enzymatic detection methodology and solid phase cytometry. Proceedings from Royal Society of Chemistry, International conference on rapid detection assays for food and water, York, 15-17th March, 1999.

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ChemScan RDI – Electronic Applications

 

Osawa M, Matsuzaki H, Mizuniwa T, Miwa R, Yabe K. Analysis of bacteria in ultrapure water systems using fluorescence probe and culture method. Semiconductor, Pure Water and Chemicals conference. Santa Clara, March 2-5, 1998.

 
Patterson K.M. Bacteria, isolation, identification, and microscopic properties of biofilms in high-purity water distribution systems. Ultrapure Water. 1991; 87(6) 18-24
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D-Count - Flow cytometry

 

Banks P, Rowe D, Betts RP. The rapid detection of yeast spoilage using the ChemFlow system. Technical Memorandum, Campden Food & Drink Research Association 1991; 621

 

Baumgart J, Kotter, C. Schnellnachweis von hefen mit der durchflußcytometrie. Fleischwirtsch 1992: 72(8): 1109-1110

 

Brailsford MA, Gatley S. Rapid analysis of microorganisms using sensitive optical analysers. Biotechnology International 1992; 2: 186-192

 

Brailsford MA, Gatley S. Rapid analysis of microorganisms using flow cytometry. Flow cytometry in Microbiology 1993. Ed. Lloyd D: Springer-Verlag, London: 171-180

 

Brailsford MA, Gatley S. Industrial application of flow cytometry for the rapid detection of microorganisms. New techniques in food and beverage microbiology 1993. Eds. Kroll RG, Gilmour A, Sussman M; Blackwell Scientific Publications, Oxford: 87-99

 

Bruetschy A, Laurent M, Jacquet R. Use of flow cytometry in oenology to analyse yeasts. Letters in Appl. Micro. 1994; 18:343-345.

Dasen, A, Grappin R. Essai de l’appareil ChemFlow. Process 1989: 10: 53-56

 

Dumain PP, Desnouveaux R, Bloch L, Lecomte C, Furhmann B, DeColombel E, Plessis M-C, Valery S. Use of flow cytometry for yeast and mould detection in process control of fermented milk products – A factory study. Biotech. Forum Europe 1990; 3: 224-229

 

Gatley S. Rapid process control with flow cytometry. Food Technology International 1989.

 

Gatley S. Digital microbiology – A radical new approach to the design and development of a new rapid microbiology system. Biotech Forum Europe 1990: 6: 478-482.

 

Jespersen, L. Use of flow cytometry for the rapid estimation of intracellular events in brewing yeast. J. Inst. Brew. 1994: 100: 399-403.

 

Jespersen, L, Lassen, S, Jakobsen, M. Flow cytometric detection of wild yeast in lager breweries. Int. J. Food Micro. 1993: 17: 321-328.

 

Johnson B. Evaluation of a new system for rapid microbiological detection in non-sterile pharmaceutical products. European Pharmaceutical Review 1999; 4(1) : 55-59

 

Joosten HMLJ, Van Dijck WGFM, Spikker, JWM, Traa, HM. Detection of yeasts in quark by flow cytometry. Milchwissenschaft 1996: 51(4): 202-204.

 

Mulard Y. Flow cytometry : Real time microbiology testing. Food Tech Europe 1995: March: 72-76.

 

Pettipher GL. Preliminary evaluation of flow cytometry for the detection of yeasts in soft drinks 1991. Letters Appl. Micro.; 12 : 109-112

 

Philippe L. The D-Count digital flow cytometer 1999. Dairy Industry International; June: 29-31.
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Philippe L. Rapid Results-Digital flow cytometry offers rapid, ultra sensitive microbial analysis.Laboratory News 1999; June
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Rees A. Finding yeast fast. Dairy Industries International 1996; October: 47-49.

 

Roy, MD, Mulard, Y. Rapid microbiology using a laser flow cytometer. Food Tech Europe 1996; March: 36-40.

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D-Count – Food & Beverage

 

Banks p, Rowe D, Betts RP. The rapid detection of yeast spoilage using the ChemFlow system. Technical Memorandum, Campden Food & Drink Research Association 1991; 621

 

Baumgart J, Kotter, C. Schnellnachweis von hefen mit der durchflußcytometrie. Fleischwirtsch 1992: 72(8): 1109-1110

 

Brailsford MA, Gatley S. Rapid analysis of microorganisms using sensitive optical analysers. Biotechnology International 1992; 2: 186-192

 

Brailsford MA, Gatley S. Rapid analysis of microorganisms using flow cytometry. Flow cytometry in Microbiology 1993. Ed. Lloyd D: Springer-Verlag, London: 171-180

 

Brailsford MA, Gatley S. Industrial application of flow cytometry for the rapid detection of microorganisms. New techniques in food and beverage microbiology 1993. Eds. Kroll RG, Gilmour A, Sussman M; Blackwell Scientific Publications, Oxford: 87-99

 

Dumain PP, Desnouveaux R, Bloch L, Lecomte C, Furhmann B, DeColombel E, Plessis M-C, Valery S. Use of flow cytometry for yeast and mould detection in process control of fermented milk products – A factory study. Biotech. Forum Europe 1990; 3: 224-229

 

Gatley S. Rapid process control with flow cytometry. Food Technology International 1989.

 

Gatley S. Digital microbiology – A radical new approach to the design and development of a new rapid microbiology system. Biotech Forum Europe 1990: 6: 478-482.

 

Jespersen, L. Use of flow cytometry for the rapid estimation of intracellular events in brewing yeast. J. Inst. Brew. 1994: 100: 399-403.

 

Jespersen, L, Lassen, S, Jakobsen, M. Flow cytometric detection of wild yeast in lager breweries. Int. J. Food Micro. 1993: 17: 321-328.

 

Joosten HMLJ, Van Dijck WGFM, Spikker, JWM, Traa, HM. Detection of yeasts in quark by flow cytometry. Milchwissenschaft 1996: 51(4): 202-204.

 

Mulard Y. Flow cytometry : Real time microbiology testing. Food Tech Europe 1995: March: 72-76.

 

Pettipher GL. Preliminary evaluation of flow cytometry for the detection of yeasts in soft drinks 1991. Letters Appl. Micro.; 12 : 109-112

 

Philippe L. The D-Count digital flow cytometer 1999. Dairy Industry International; June: 29-31.

 

Rees A. Finding yeast fast. Dairy Industries International 1996; October: 47-49.

 
Philippe L. Real-time microbiology testing. Food Manufacture 1999; September
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Roy, MD, Mulard, Y. Rapid microbiology using a laser flow cytometer. Food Tech Europe 1996; March: 36-40.

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D-Count – Cosmetics & Personal Care

 

Johnson B. Evaluation of a new system for rapid microbiological detection in non-sterile pharmaceutical products. European Pharmaceutical Review 1999; 4(1) : 55-59
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Philippe L. A new rapid analysis system for complete microbial quality control in the cosmetic industry. SOFW. June, 2000; 28-30
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