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Page 1 of 5 Page 1 of 5 Return to Web Version Selective Growth Media for Differentiation and Detection of Escherichia Coli and Other Coliforms By: Jvo Siegrist, AnalytiX Volume 8 Article 4 E. coli and other coliforms are important indicator organisms for the presence of pathogens in food, occupational and environmental safety applications, some of the most important areas of analytical microbiology. Jvo Siegrist, Product Manager Microbiology ivo.siegrist@sial.com E. coli: Indicator organism for fecal contamination Normal constituents of the intestinal flora of animals, coliforms are rod-shaped, Gram-negative, non-spore forming facultative anaerobes. They ferment lactose with the production of acid and gas when incubated at 35 37 C. Although commonly found in lakes, rivers, swimming pools and soil from faecal sources, in most cases coliforms do not cause illness. However, they are used as indicators for other pathogenic organisms of faecal origin. The most common genera of coliforms are Citrobacter, Enterobacter, Escherichia, Klebsiella and Serratia. Escherichia coli (Figure 1) is the best-known coliform and an important indicator of faecal contamination because it is found almost exclusively in faeces. Occasional outbreaks of food poisoning have been linked to certain gastroenteritis-causing E. coli strains, such as serotype O157:H7. E coli are rod-shaped bacteria, distinguished from most other coliforms by their ability to ferment lactose at 44 C, and by their growth characteristics on certain media. Easy to culture, E. coli is often used in molecular biology. Figure 1 Escherichia coli Selective growth media for E. coli Microbiological media is used not only to grow microorganisms, but also to select or identify a particular type of microorganism based on some unique or distinctive aspect of its biochemistry. Most of this so-called selective growth media contain a protein source, often a hydrolysate of casein, and a fermentable sugar, like lactose or glucose. Occasionally an indicator, like neutral red or bromo cresol purple, is added to detect the acid produced by the fermentation process. A new generation of selective media is available from Sigma-Aldrich that employs chromogenic and fluorogenic substrates (Figure 2). These media indicate E. coli by the presence of β-d-glucuronidase (GUD) and other coliforms by the presence of β-d-galactosidase. GUD catalyses the hydrolysis of β-d-glucopyranosiduronic acid into the corresponding aglycones and D-glucuronic acid. GUD is present in 94 96 % of E. coli strains, but is also found in some Salmonella, Shigella and Yersinia spp. (1-3). There is a wide range of media available that use different substrates for the detection of E. coli and coliforms (Table 1). The media are also supplemented with agents like bile salts, brilliant green, sodium lauryl sulphate and other substances to enhance their selectivity.

Page 2 of 5 Page 2 of 5 Figure 2 HiCrome M-TEC Agar for differentiation and enumeration of thermotolerant E.coli from water by membrane filtration technique. E.coli colonies appear blue because the chromogen, X-glucuronide, is cleaved by the enzyme β- glucuronidase. For a complete list of our growth and selective media, and our other products and resources for microbiology, please visit our website www.sigma-aldrich.com/ microbiology Media System Non-selective media used for identification Part No. A0715 Name Andrade Peptone Water 28943 Andrade peptone water, Vegitone 70133 Blood Agar (Base) 36408 Bromcresol Purple Broth 22520 China Blue Lactose Agar 27048 Christensen s Urea Agar 55420 CLED Agar D2935 Decarboxylase Broth Base, Moeller 31436 DEV Lactose Broth 31437 DEV Lactose Peptone Broth 31406 DEV Tryptophan Broth 16447 Glucose Bromcresol Purple Agar 73009 HiCrome ECC Agar 00563 HiCrome MM Agar 16636 HiCrome UTI Agar, modified 60787 Kligler Agar 94792 Lactose Broth 70142 Lactose Broth 19057 Lactose Broth, Vegitone 62915 Lysine Iron Agar M8802 Malonate Broth 39484 Methyl Red Voges Proskauer Broth 69150 Methyl Red Voges Proskauer Saline Broth

Page 3 of 5 Page 3 of 5 17171 Mineral-modified Glutamate Broth (Base) M1053 Motility Test Medium 17178 Mucate Broth 17165 MUG Tryptone Soya Agar 72548 Nitrate Broth 75315 OF Test Nutrient Agar 51413 Plate Count MUG Agar 85463 Simmons Citrate Agar 44940 Triple Sugar Iron Agar 93657 Tryptone Medium 07507 Tryptone Water 39964 Tryptone Water, Vegitone 51463 Urea Broth Selective media for differentiation 16016 BRILA MUG Broth 31432 DEV ENDO Agar 44657 ECD MUG Agar 70186 EMB Agar E5399 Endo Agar 70137 ENDO Agar (Base) 48716 Gassner Agar 81938 HiCrome Coliform Agar 70722 HiCrome E. coli Agar B 85927 HiCrome ECC Selective Agar 09142 HiCrome ECD Agar with MUG Selective media for differentiation 83339 HiCrome Mac Conkey Sorbitol Agar 90924 HiCrome M-TEC Agar 51489 HiCrome Rapid Coliform Broth 54232 Lactose TTC Agar with Tergitol -7 62087 Levine EMB Agar 62634 LST-MUG Broth 70143 Mac Conkey Agar No. 1 19352 Mac Conkey Agar No. 1, Vegitone 94216 M8302 MacConkey Agar with Crystal Violet, Sodium Chloride and 0.15 % Bile Salts MacConkey Agar with Crystal Violet, Sodium Chloride and 0.15 % Bile Salts 70144 MacConkey Broth 75717 MacConkey Broth purple 16377 MacConkey Broth purple 63014 MacConkey MUG Agar

Page 4 of 5 Page 4 of 5 51405 MacConkey-Agar (without salt) 88902 MacConkey-Sorbitol Agar 39734 Membrane Lactose Glucuronide Agar 85766 m-endo Agar LES 96961 M-FC Agar 19958 m-fc Agar Plates (55 mm diameter) 43291 M-FC Agar, Vegitone 07348 M-Lauryl Sulphate Broth M1678 MUG EC Broth 92435 TBX Agar 86455 Tergitol -7 Agar 70188 Violet Red Bile Agar 42376 Violet Red Bile Agar, Vegitone 79873 Violet Red Bile Glucose Agar 70189 Violet Red Bile Glucose Agar 17213 Violet Red Bile Glucose Agar without Lactose 53605 Violet Red Bile Glucose Agar without Lactose, Vegitone 41270 Violet Red Bile Lactose Dextrose Agar 95273 VRB MUG Agar 17215 WL Differential Agar 76721 XLT4 Agar (Base) Selective media 17112 A1 Broth 16025 Brilliant Green Bile Lactose Broth 44653 EC Broth 44655 ECD Agar 61749 Lauryl sulphate Broth 17349 Lauryl sulphate Broth 17162 M Endo Broth 17184 M HD Endo Broth with Brilliant Green 49522 M-Lauryl Sulphate Broth, Vegitone 69965 Mossel Broth Table 1 Specific media for the detection, enumeration and identification of coliforms and E. coli Key: red = chromogenic media; blue = fluorescent media; violet = chromogenic and fluorogenic media Materials NO PRODUCTS AVAILABLE IN YOUR COUNTRY

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