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Biofilm Test Service for Bacteria Infection Research

Creative Biolabs provides a top-tier biofilm test service designed specifically to meet your bacterial drug characterization research needs. Our state-of-the-art biofilm testing service is fully equipped to support the scientific fraternity by providing reliable, accurate, and quick results.

Biofilm Testing Service Overview

  • Biofilm is a microorganism aggregate in which cells attach to each other and, in some cases, to a surface. The testing of these concentrated clusters is crucial, as biofilms are a major attribute when dealing with bacterial resistance to antibacterial drugs.
  • We offer an array of robust and highly sensitive assays specifically tailored to evaluate biofilms' formation and quantification in different bacterial species. Our biofilm test service helps researchers understand antimicrobial resistance, a critical aspect of bacterial drug characterization.
  • Features of our biofilm test service include quantitative biofilm measurement, minimum biofilm eradication concentration (MBEC) determination, and the evaluation of the efficacy of antibacterial agents against biofilm-forming bacteria.

Process of Biofilm Testing

  1. Bacterial isolation. The bacteria are isolated from the collected samples. The isolation is performed in a petri dish with a sterile medium.
  2. Inoculation. Once the bacteria are cultured, they are inoculated into a sterile liquid medium for further growth.
  3. Biofilm formation. This step involves the growing bacteria forming a biofilm on the surface of an abiotic material. This process is facilitated by certain specific growth conditions.
  4. Exposure to treatment. Once a biofilm has formed, it is exposed to chemical or physical treatment to investigate resistance properties.
  5. Visualization. After treatment, the biofilm is observed under a microscope to examine structural changes.
  6. Biofilm quantification. Quantification of the biofilm is done using different methods such as crystal violet assay, microtiter-plate test, etc.
  7. Analysis and interpretation. Evaluate and conclude the data collected based on bacterial resistance to different antibiotics.

Application of Biofilm Test Service

  • Facilitates groundbreaking research in the development of new antibacterials.
  • Efficiently studies bacterial resistance towards existing drugs.
  • Monitors bacterial behavior in response to novel drugs.
  • Aids in the formulation of infection control strategies.

Fig. 1 MBEC assay procedure. (Okae, 2022)Fig. 1 Schematic diagram of the procedure for MBEC assay.1

Why Choose Our Services?

  • Comprehensive testing.

Our biofilm testing suite is designed to perform exhaustive testing routines for a broad range of bacterial specimens, ensuring the generation of comprehensive and accurate results.

  • Experienced team.

Our team consists of highly skilled and experienced microbiology and biofilm testing scientists.

  • Rapid turnaround.

We recognize the pressing necessity for research outcomes. As a result, we have one of the industry's shortest turnaround times while retaining accuracy.

  • Customizable services.

We offer customizable solutions, modifying our methodologies to address your specific biofilm testing needs and research objectives.

Whether developing new antimicrobials or studying the effectiveness of existing bacterial drugs, Creative Biolabs is a trustworthy supplier of biofilm testing services for reliable, rapid, and research-focused results. Please contact us to discuss your biofilm test needs.

Reference:

  1. Okae, Yu, et al. "Estimation of minimum biofilm eradication concentration (MBEC) on in vivo biofilm on orthopedic implants in a rodent femoral infection model." Frontiers in Cellular and Infection Microbiology 12 (2022): 896978.
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