CN203128574U - Rapid bacterium detection box - Google Patents
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The utility model provides a rapid bacterium detection box and relates to the technical field of detection devices. The rapid bacterium detection box comprises a biochemical and medicine sensitive plate (1), a vacuum sample injector (2), a filter membrane (3) and a culture medium lining plate (4) and also comprises a containing slot (5) and a marking device (6), wherein multiple colour developing holes are formed in the biochemical and medicine sensitive plate (1), the culture medium lining plate (4) is arranged at the upper side of the biochemical and medicine sensitive plate (1), the filter membrane (3) is arranged at the upper side of the culture medium lining plate (4), the vacuum sample injector (2) is arranged at the upper side of the filter membrane (3), the containing slot (5) is formed in one side of the biochemical and medicine sensitive plate (1), and the marking device (6) is arranged on the side surface of the biochemical and medicine sensitive plate (1). The rapid bacterium detection box has the advantages that an error in recording inspection data can be hardly caused and the rapid bacterium detection box is convenient to use.
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Technical field:
The utility model relates to the proofing unit technical field, is specifically related to a kind of bacterium rapid detection box.
Background technology:
Bacterium is that prokaryotic organism refer to that a big class nucleus does not have the nuclear membrane parcel, only has the primordial unicellular organism of the naked DNA that is called nucleoid district (or nucleoid), comprises eubacterium and Archimycetes two big monoids.The bacterium that is narrow sense that people are usually said, the bacterium of narrow sense is a class of prokaryotic micro-organisms, be that a class shape is carefully short, simple in structure, many prokaryotic organism that breed in the binary fission mode, being the organism the widest in distributed in nature, that individual amount is maximum, is the Primary Actor of the Nature material cycle.
Bacterium mainly partly is made of cytolemma, tenuigenin, rrna etc., and the bacterium that has also has special constructions such as pod membrane, flagellum, pili.The diameter of most bacteriums is between 0.5～5 μ m.And can be divided three classes i.e.: coccus, bacillus and spirobacteria (comprising vibrios, spirillum, Helicobacter pylori) according to shape.Mode of life by bacterium is classified, and be divided into two big classes: autotrophic bacteria and heterotrophic bacterium, wherein heterotrophic bacterium comprises saprophytic microorganism and bacterial parasite.By bacterium the demand of oxygen is classified, can be divided into aerobic (fully aerobic and little aerobic) and anaerobism (not exclusively anaerobism, aerobic tolerance and complete anaerobism) bacterium.By bacteria live temperature classification, can be divided into that happiness is cold, normal temperature and happiness high temperature three classes.
Bacterium is distributed widely in soil and the water, or work and other biological symbiosis.Human body also has considerable bacterium on one's body.According to estimates, in the human body and supracutaneous bacterial cell sum be ten times of human body cell sum approximately.In addition, also there is the part kind to be distributed in the extreme environment, hot spring for example, or even in the radioactive waste, they are classified as has a liking for extremely biologically, and wherein one of foremost kind is Thermotoga maritima.
Existing Bacteria Detection box in use, some detect articles for use does not have the place to put, and needs spended time to go to seek when the needs time spent, inconvenience during use, and the bacterial species that sometimes can not the resolved detection box detects cause the error of recording detection data easily.
The utility model content:
The purpose of this utility model provides a kind of bacterium rapid detection box, and it is difficult for causing the mistake of recording detection data, and is easy to use.
In order to solve the existing problem of background technology, the utility model is by the following technical solutions: it comprises biochemistry and drug sensitive plate 1, vacuum sampler 2, filter membrane 3, substratum liner plate 4, biochemistry and drug sensitive plate 1 are provided with several colour developing holes, the upside of biochemistry and drug sensitive plate 1 is provided with substratum liner plate 4, the upside of substratum liner plate 4 is provided with filter membrane 3, the upside of filter membrane 3 arranges vacuum sampler 2, it also comprises standing groove 5, labelling apparatus 6, standing groove 5 is arranged on a side of biochemistry and drug sensitive plate 1, and labelling apparatus 6 is arranged on the side of biochemistry and drug sensitive plate 1.
The utility model is placed by standing groove 5 and is detected articles for use, and convenient the use will be detected box separately by labelling apparatus 6, be difficult for causing the mistake of recording detection data, and be easy to use.
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Embodiment:
Referring to Fig. 1-Fig. 2, this embodiment is by the following technical solutions: it comprises biochemistry and drug sensitive plate 1, vacuum sampler 2, filter membrane 3, substratum liner plate 4, biochemistry and drug sensitive plate 1 are provided with several colour developing holes, the upside of biochemistry and drug sensitive plate 1 is provided with substratum liner plate 4, the upside of substratum liner plate 4 is provided with filter membrane 3, the upside of filter membrane 3 arranges vacuum sampler 2, it also comprises standing groove 5, labelling apparatus 6, standing groove 5 is arranged on a side of biochemistry and drug sensitive plate 1, and labelling apparatus 6 is arranged on the side of biochemistry and drug sensitive plate 1.
This embodiment is placed by standing groove 5 and is detected articles for use, and convenient the use will be detected box separately by labelling apparatus 6, be difficult for causing the mistake of recording detection data, and be easy to use.
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1. bacterium rapid detection box, it comprises biochemistry and drug sensitive plate (1), vacuum sampler (2), filter membrane (3), substratum liner plate (4), biochemistry and drug sensitive plate (1) are provided with several colour developing holes, the upside of biochemistry and drug sensitive plate (1) is provided with substratum liner plate (4), the upside of substratum liner plate (4) is provided with filter membrane (3), the upside of filter membrane (3) arranges vacuum sampler (2), it is characterized in that it also comprises standing groove (5), labelling apparatus (6), standing groove (5) is arranged on a side of biochemistry and drug sensitive plate (1), and labelling apparatus (6) is arranged on the side of biochemistry and drug sensitive plate (1).
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| CN107164222A (en) * | 2017-06-22 | 2017-09-15 | 成都远洋蓝猫科技有限公司 | Sample process box for Bacteria Detection |
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