Engineering
8 years ago

New Argon Detector Revolutionizes Identification of Anaerobic Bacteria in Clinical Isolates

Journal of Clinical Microbiology
Argon detector: alternative detection system for gas-liquid chromatographic analysis of short-chain organic acids
Nadine M. Sullivan, James F. Mayhew, D DiTullio, Francis P. Tally

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A new argon detector was tested for identifying short-chain organic acids produced by bacteria. The researchers compared it to a flame ionization detector and found they gave similar results. The argon detector showed a linear response when analyzing different concentrations of organic acids, making it a good alternative for identifying anaerobic bacteria.