[cec28007]

I am wondering if there is some type of database similar to Bergey's that will give information for microbial species identification.

One other question, does anyone know how yogurt companies test their finished product for live lactobacilus acidofilus organisms?

This post has been edited by cec28007: 11 March 2005 - 12:13 PM

[Sam the Micro Man]

cec28007, on Mar 11 2005, 01:10 PM, said:

I am wondering if there is some type of database similar to Bergey's that will give information for microbial species identification.

One other question, does anyone know how yogurt companies test their finished product for live lactobacilus acidofilus organisms?

There is an online database similar to Bergey's. It is a probibilistic identification matrix, where you can enter in what you know about the bacteria and search the database for species. It will give you results for the most likely Taxa, and an ID Score. The website also has an interactive identification key, methods, etc.

MicrobeID.com - Bacteria Identification Database

Best Regards,
Sam

[lyok]

Sam the Micro Man, on Apr 22 2009, 11:47 PM, said:

cec28007, on Mar 11 2005, 01:10 PM, said:

I am wondering if there is some type of database similar to Bergey's that will give information for microbial species identification.

One other question, does anyone know how yogurt companies test their finished product for live lactobacilus acidofilus organisms?

There is an online database similar to Bergey's. It is a probibilistic identification matrix, where you can enter in what you know about the bacteria and search the database for species. It will give you results for the most likely Taxa, and an ID Score. The website also has an interactive identification key, methods, etc.

MicrobeID.com - Bacteria Identification Database

Best Regards,
Sam

Very nice website, but are their websites like this but for fungi or yeasts?

greetings

[GeorgeWolff]

yeasts are fungi

[lyok]

GeorgeWolff, on Jun 17 2009, 11:42 PM, said:

yeasts are fungi

I am aware of that, but maybe there are websites specificly on yeasts identification.

[GeorgeWolff]

The best text was Lodders "The Yeasts". Think that was last published in 1970 (she died in '80's). A few others texts since then but not aware of a website.

[Sam the Micro Man]

GeorgeWolff, on Jun 17 2009, 02:42 PM, said:

yeasts are fungi

try Doctor Fungus

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[Arthur Fogel]

lyok, on Jun 17 2009, 09:48 AM, said:

Sam the Micro Man, on Apr 22 2009, 11:47 PM, said:

cec28007, on Mar 11 2005, 01:10 PM, said:

I am wondering if there is some type of database similar to Bergey's that will give information for microbial species identification.

One other question, does anyone know how yogurt companies test their finished product for live lactobacilus acidofilus organisms?

There is an online database similar to Bergey's. It is a probibilistic identification matrix, where you can enter in what you know about the bacteria and search the database for species. It will give you results for the most likely Taxa, and an ID Score. The website also has an interactive identification key, methods, etc.

MicrobeID.com - Bacteria Identification Database

Best Regards,
Sam

Very nice website, but are their websites like this but for fungi or yeasts?

greetings

Yes, check out GIDEON at www.gideononline.com.
It handles online identification of bacteria, mycobacteria and yeasts.