Use of Gelatinase in the Routine Sampling of Gelatin for Salmonella Contamination

AUTOR(ES)

Rose, Michael J.

RESUMO

Gelatinase added to gelatin enrichment broth suspensions decreased viscosity. Salmonellae were not harmed by enzyme. Salmonella isolation procedures can be simplified by eliminating the viscosity problem.

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