Insights on Current Market Dynamics and Outlook in the Scientific Instruments Industry 
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Insights on Current Market Dynamics and Outlook in the Scientific Instruments Industry 

The recent analytica 2024 trade fair in Munich, Germany, emerged as a pinnacle event in the international laboratory sector. The highly anticipated tradeshow drew a crowd of over 34,000 industry professionals, featured 185 presentations, and showcased 1,066 exhibitors, including DKSH Technology.

Revolutionizing Microbial Cultivation: CO2 Incubators for the Growth of Obligate Anaerobes and Microaerophiles
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Revolutionizing Microbial Cultivation: CO2 Incubators for the Growth of Obligate Anaerobes and Microaerophiles

Microbial growth is a crucial factor in many industries such as medicine, food production, and environmental science. The environmental factors controlling this growth hold the key to establishing optimal conditions for culture and obtaining accurate research results. Oxygen, making up to 21 percent of the earth’s atmosphere, is an important factor in how microbes grow. Nevertheless, some organisms have distinct requirements for oxygen, ranging from being necessary to for toxic in higher concentrations.

How High Pressure Processing Inactivates Microorganisms and Enzymes in Food 
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How High Pressure Processing Inactivates Microorganisms and Enzymes in Food 

High Pressure Processing (HPP) uses elevated pressure to inactivate microorganisms and enzymes in foods. It causes microbial inactivation by altering the cell membrane permeability and inhibiting enzyme activity, protein denaturation, and ribosome destruction. HPP targets cell membranes and walls and can inactivate both vegetative cells and spores too.

The Risks of Food Pathogens in Fresh Meat Products and How to Avoid Them
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The Risks of Food Pathogens in Fresh Meat Products and How to Avoid Them

When it comes to grocery shopping, food safety is a top priority for consumers as we all want to make sure that the food we bring home is safe to eat. Therefore, consumers need to be aware of the prevalence of food pathogens in foods when purchasing from supermarkets, understand the potential risks, and how to minimize them.