What’s the function of transport media?
Posted February 3, 2024
Answer
The primary functions of transport media include:
- Acting as a protective barrier and preserving the inherent characteristics of the specimen during transportation until it reaches the laboratory for analysis
- Sustaining the viability of specific pathogenic microorganisms that may be present within the specimen
- Preventing harmless commensals as well as harmful contaminants from overgrowing and overshadowing the pathogenic microorganism present in the specimen
Additional resources
A review on reactive transport model and porosity evolution in the porous media
Cell Meter™ Fluorimetric Live Cell Cycle Assay Kit *Green Fluorescence Optimized for Flow Cytometry*