A number of researchers have reported that Oxyrase aids in the recovery of
stressed microbes.
You can find some of their references on our website: www.oxyrase.com
In addition, Oxyrase has been used to grow Campylobacter in broth without
gassing. You can request those references through our website, if you want
them.
I hope that this information is helpful.
Jim Copeland
Oxyrase, Inc.
rockey at isd.net wrote:
> The group I work with has trouble reliably recovering type strains of
> purposely stressed (dried) campylobacters. I am new to this work and it
> isn't apparent to me from literature what the best conditions for
> recovery of organisms would be. For example, some literature states
> that 42 C is optimal growth temperature, but type strains per ATCC
> specify 37 C. Likewise there is documentation of loss of viability with
> increasing age of cultures? but this occurs slower at lower temps. Is
> trouble in recovery of these organisms common?
>> Does anyone have any insights into ideal conditions for their recovery?
> Thanks much for help
