The Yeast Identification Test Panel (YT Microplate) uses 94 biochemical tests to identify and characterize a broad range of yeast.
- Analyze an unknown microorganism with 94 simultaneous phenotypic tests. The test panel provides a “Phenotypic Fingerprint” of the yeast that is used to identify it at the species level.
- All necessary nutrients and biochemicals are prefilled and dried into the 96-wells microplate. Redox dyes with colorimetric indicators enable a sensitive assay for carbon source utilization.
- Grow your unknown yeast and then suspend it in our inoculating fluid. Transfer it to the YT Microplate and incubate. If the cells can utilize the unique substrate in each well, they will respire and cause the dye to change to a purple color. During incubation, the phenotypic fingerprint of purple wells is compared to Biolog’s extensive database. A species-level identification of the isolate is made when a match is found.
See full list of species and Identification Databases here.
When using Biolog’s microbial identification microplates, the right system can help you interpret your results to ensure correct identification. Depending on your level of throughput, we offer different solutions to support your needs:
- Odin™ family: Fully automated incubator/readers with up to an 8-plate capacity (Odin VIII) or a 50-plate capacity (Odin L) with software that can identify aerobic and anerobic bacteria, yeast, and filamentous fungi.
- ID Station™: A single plate reader with a software package that can identify aerobic and anerobic bacteria, yeast, and filamentous fungi.
Product Literature: YT Microplate Instructions For Use, Microbial ID Databases
Visit Biolog's website for more information: Yeast Identification Test Panel, Identification Databases