STANDARD OPERATING PROCEDURE Preparation of Culture Suspension
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STANDARD OPERATING PROCEDURE |
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Department: Quality Control
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SOP No.: QC/MB/046-05
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Preparation of Culture Suspension
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1.0
OBJECTIVE:
1.1
To lay down a procedure for preparation of culture suspensions by serial dilution method.
2.0
SCOPE:
2.1
This procedure is applicable to preparation culture suspension of all the
cultures used for growth promotion test and validation of microbial limit test in microbiology
laboratory at Pharma Private Limited.
3.0
RESPONSIBILITY:
3.1
Microbiologist –
Responsible for execution of activity.
3.2
Section In charge – Responsible for review of
activity.
3.3
QC Head – Responsible for implementing of procedure.
3.4
QA Head – Overall Compliance.
4.0
PROCEDURE:
4.1
Bacterial Organisms for
Culture Suspension:
4.1.1
Staphylococcus aureus ATCC 6538
4.1.2
Pseudomonas aeruginosa ATCC 9027
4.1.3
Bacillus subtilis ATCC 6633
4.1.4
Escherichia coli ATCC 8739
4.1.5
Salmonella NCTC 6017
4.2
Fungal Organisms for Culture
Suspension:
4.2.1
Candida albicans ATCC 10231
4.2.2
Aspergillus brasiliensis ATCC 16404
4.3
Prepare required quantity of desired media as per current version of
media preparation SOP QC/MB/xxx
4.4
Take out working cultures of above organisms from the refrigerator and
place it under LAF to attain room temperature.
4.5
Label the test tubes containing buffer solutions as Stock (10mL) and
remaining test tubes (18mL) as serially from 10-1 to 10-8
for each microorganism.
4.6
With the help of sterile loop, take a loop full of culture and inoculate
in 10 mL of sterile buffer sodium chloride peptone solution (BPW) or 0.9 % w/v
sterile saline solution (Stock suspension).
4.7
For Aspergillus brasiliensis add 0.05% v/v polysorbate 80 to buffer
sodium chloride peptone solution or saline solution to suspend the spores.
4.8
Thoroughly mix the contents
by using cyclo mixture to get uniform suspension.
4.9
With the help of micro pipette take 2 mL from the stock suspension and
inoculate into 18 mL of buffer sodium chloride peptone
solution or 0.9 % w/v sterile saline solution (10-1dilution).
4.10
Mix thoroughly by using cyclo mixture to get
uniform suspension and perform
the serial dilution in the same manner up to 10-8.
4.11
Follow the flow chart for the preparation of
serial dilutions of culture suspension as mentioned in annexure-II.
4.12
Perform the whole exercise with all the organisms mentioned in point no. 4.5
to 4.9.
4.13
The growth in higher dilutions shall be high, hence lower dilutions
(preferably from 10-4 dilution) shall be used for plating.
4.14
Pipette out 1.0 mL of the each selected dilutions (10-5, 10-6,
10-7 &10-8 for bacterial & Candida and 10-4,
10-5, 10-6 &10-7 for Aspergillus) into sterile
petri plate with duplicate and pour 15 to 20mL of sterile molten SCDA media for
bacterial suspension and SDA media for fungal suspension.
4.15
Incubate bacterial culture dilution plates at 30°C to 35°C for
72 hours and fungal culture dilution plates at 20°C to 25°C for 5 days.
4.16
Discard the left over dilutions by decontamination procedure as per
current version of SOP QC/MB/035.
4.17
After the specified incubation period count the number of colonies and
record the details in Annexure-I.
4.18
Identify the dilution which gives 10-100 cfu/mL, it is useful in
growth promotion tests.
4.19
Label the above tested dilution tubes with the label mentioned in
Annexure – III.
4.20
Store labelled culture suspension tubes in refrigerator for 15days from the date of preparation.
4.21
After completion of 15days discord the stored culture suspension tubes as
per current version of SOP QC/MB/xxx
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ABBREVIATIONS:
QC: Quality Control
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SOP: Standard Operating Procedure
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QA:
Quality Assurance
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BPW:
Buffered Peptone Water
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LAF: Laminar air flow
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SCDA:
Soyabean Casein Digest Agar
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IPA:
Isopropyl alcohol
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SDA:
Sabouraud Dextrose Agar
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CFU:
Colony Forming Unit
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ATCC:
American Type Culture Collection
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mL: Milli Liter
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NCTC: National Collection of Type Culture
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