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 BioJENC is located in the Louisiana Emerging Technology Center,
Baton Rouge, LA 70803, USA. Tel: 225-615-8934 Fax: 225-615-8910
Our company develops, markets, and distributes
reagents, supplies, and testing devices related to the field of microbial detection. You may purchase
our products via
phone(1-225-615-8934) or fax (1-225-615-8910).
BioJENC provides high quality tests to aid the detection
of microorganisms in biological samples. For student and research laboratories, the tests may also be used for detecting
pH, nitrite, nitrate, and/or nitric oxide metabolites in a sample. Visit our joint poster presentation with the American Red Cross at the 2003 AABB Annual
Meeting for reference of sensitivity. Your orders can be processed by phone (1-225-615-8934) and Fax (1-225-615-8910).
Contact us for more information.
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For research laboratory tests, our PHIL(TM) differential
culture medium and NiNa(TM) reagent strips provide a sensitive combination for you to detect microorganisms that utilize sugars
and reduce nitrate like E. coli and Staphylococcus aureus.
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For monitoring dietary nitrate intake, our NiNa(TM) reagent
strips provide a sensitive test for you to monitor if your diet is rich in nitrate. Dietary nitrates may be beneficial
to blood flow*.
Our laboratory testing products are simple and sensitive for use in microbiological applications. MRS
or MDS is suitable for recovery and detection
of bacteria in a biological sample. Visit our joint poster presentation with the American Red Cross at the 2003 AABB Annual
Meeting for reference of sensitivity. This research study was based on our following products:
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Catalog# PNM-25, PH.I.L. Nitrate
Differential Culture Medium, 25 counts per pack
Companion nitrite and nitrate reagent strips are available (Product number: NNS-25, 25
counts per bottle).
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Internal color change from orange red to yellow (indication
of sugar fermentation) and external nitrite detection changes from white to pinkish purple color. The results indicate
carbohydrate and nitrate metabolism due to the presence of microorganisms. Nitrite, metabolites of nitrate reduction, may
be detected within 3-4 hours of incubation using a heavy inoculum.
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BioJENC, LLC., Louisiana Emerging
Technology Center, Baton Rouge, LA 70803.
USA. Tel: 225-615-8934, FAX: 225-615-8910.
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