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Explain Rapid coliform test

Chromogenic broth for rapid coliform detection in water. Color change in 24h vs 48h for traditional methods. Purple = E. coli, Pink = other coliforms. For detection of Escherichia coli and coliforms in water samples. The composition and performance criteria of this medium are as per the specifications laid down in ISO 9308-1:2014.
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Tell about Rapid S. aureus detection.

Chromogenic medium for presumptive S. aureus identification. Green-blue colonies in 24h. Faster than traditional Baird Parker requiring 48h. Used for food, clinical screening. For selective medium for the isolation and enumeration of Staphylococcus aureus.
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