Brilliant Green Agar

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• brilliant green agar — a highly selective primary isolation medium containing yeast extract, peptone, lactose, sucrose, sodium chloride, phenol red, and brilliant green in an agar base, used for the culture of salmonellae other than the serovar causing typhoid fever.… …   Medical dictionary

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• bismuth-sulfite agar — an agar culture medium containing beef extract, peptone, glucose, sodium sulfite, bismuth ammonium citrate, and brilliant green, used for samples of feces and other clinical specimens to isolate Salmonella species and serovars, especially S.… …   Medical dictionary

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