Microbial Identification System LT-MIS102
Labtro Microbial Identification System LT-MIS102 works by combining colorimetric microbial identification with turbidimetric antimicrobial susceptibility testing. A standardized microbial suspension is first prepared using the supplied turbidity meter and introduced into the 96-well composite test card containing identification substrates and antimicrobial agents. During incubation and analysis, the integrated reader detects color changes produced by biochemical reactions to identify the microorganism, while turbidimetric measurement evaluates microbial growth in the presence of different antibiotics. The system uses the micro-dilution method to determine MIC values and classify antimicrobial response as Susceptible, Intermediate, or Resistant (S.I.R.). Its expert-system software analyzes the results, supports interpretation for more than 200 antibiotics, and can flag resistance patterns such as MRSA, VRE, VRSA, HLAR, and ESBLs. Identification and AST results are then processed and reported through the integrated computer, with an optional automated sampler available for higher-throughput operation.
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Specifications
System Function
Microbial identification and antimicrobial susceptibility testing
Identification Principle
Colorimetry
Susceptibility Testing Principle
Turbidimetry
Susceptibility Testing Method
Micro-dilution method
Growth Detection Method
Turbidimetric measurement
Testing Mode
Simultaneous ID and AST analysis
Throughput
60 to 120 samples/hour
Identification Range
More than 500 routine microorganisms
Gram-Negative Coverage
Enterobacteriaceae, non-fermentative bacteria and Vibrionaceae
Gram-Positive Coverage
Staphylococcus, Micrococcus, Streptococcus and Enterococcus
Fungal Coverage
Yeast-like fungi
Non-Fermentative Bacteria Detection
Supported
Enterobacteriaceae Detection
Supported
Vibrionaceae Detection
Supported
Staphylococcus Detection
Supported
Micrococcus Detection
Supported
Streptococcus Detection
Supported
Enterococcus Detection
Supported
Yeast-Like Fungi Detection
Supported
Expert System
Integrated expert-system software
Antibiotic Interpretation Capacity
More than 200 antibiotics
AST Result Type
MIC and S.I.R. results
MIC Reporting
Supported
Susceptibility Classification
Susceptible / Intermediate / Resistant
Antibiotic Grouping
A / B / C / U
Interpretation Standard
According to CLSI regulations
Test Card Format
96-well composite plate
Test Card Function
Microbial identification and antimicrobial susceptibility testing
Resistance Monitoring
Supported
β-Lactam Resistance Monitoring
Supported
VRE Monitoring
Supported
VRSA Monitoring
Supported
HLAR Monitoring
Supported
ESBL Monitoring
Supported
Reading System
Integrated reader and reporting system
Data Processing System
Integrated computer
Analysis Software
Expert-system software
Turbidity Meter
Standard configuration
Automated Sampling Device
Optional
Auto-Sampler Throughput
60 to 80 plates/hour
Enterobacteriaceae Test Card
10 cards + relevant medium
Non-fermentative Bacteria / Vibrio Test Card
10 cards + relevant medium
Streptococcus Test Card
10 cards + relevant medium
Staphylococcus / Micrococcus Test Card
10 cards + relevant medium
Yeast-like Fungi Test Card
10 cards + relevant medium
Operating Atmospheric Pressure
76 to 106 kPa
Power Supply
AC 110 to 240 V
Frequency
50/60 Hz
Dimensions
700 × 493 × 465 mm
Net Weight
32 kg
Features
Simultaneous ID and AST testing ↳ Performs microbial identification and antimicrobial susceptibility analysis within the same testing workflow Colorimetric microbial identification ↳ Evaluates biochemical reactions for routine microorganism identification Turbidimetric susceptibility testing ↳ Measures microbial growth response to antimicrobial agents Micro-dilution AST technology ↳ Generates MIC values together with S.I.R. interpretation Broad microorganism identification range ↳ Supports identification of more than 500 routine microorganisms Advanced expert-system software ↳ Provides high-accuracy result interpretation and guidance for more than 200 antibiotics CLSI-based antibiotic reporting ↳ Categorizes antibiotics into A, B, C and U groups for standardized interpretation Multiple drug-resistance monitoring ↳ Supports detection and monitoring of MRSA, VRE, VRSA, HLAR, ESBLs and β-lactam resistance 96-well composite test cards ↳ Combines identification and susceptibility testing in a standardized plate format High testing throughput ↳ Processes 60 to 120 samples per hour Integrated reader and reporting computer ↳ Supports automated reading, analysis and reporting of test results Standard turbidity meter ↳ Supports preparation and verification of standardized microbial suspensions Optional automated sampler ↳ Handles approximately 60 to 80 plates per hour for increased workflow automation
Application
Clinical Microbiology Laboratories → Identification of bacterial and yeast isolates and antimicrobial susceptibility testingHospitals → Supports microbiological diagnosis and selection of appropriate antimicrobial treatmentDiagnostic Laboratories → Routine identification of Enterobacteriaceae, non-fermenters, Staphylococcus, Streptococcus, Enterococcus and yeast-like fungiAntimicrobial Susceptibility Testing → Determines MIC values and S.I.R. classification for antimicrobial agentsInfection-Control Laboratories → Supports monitoring of multidrug-resistant microorganisms including MRSA, VRE, VRSA and ESBL-producing organismsAntimicrobial Stewardship Programs → Provides standardized susceptibility information that can assist clinicians in antimicrobial selectionMedical and Research Institutions → Supports microorganism characterization and antimicrobial-response studies