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🔬 High-Performance Liquid Chromatography (HPLC) is a powerful technique used to separate and quantify synthetic dyes in food samples. 🧪 Brief Procedure: 💧 Sample Prep: Food sample is homogenized and extracted using water or a suitable solvent. 🧂 Filtration: The extract is filtered to remove particulates. 💉 Injection: A small volume is injected into the HPLC system. ⚗️ Separation: The dyes are separated on a C18 column using a gradient mobile phase. 📊 Detection: Dyes are detected using UV-Vis at specific wavelengths. ✅ Used in quality control to ensure dye levels comply with food safety standards.

 Ensure your products are safe, pure, and compliant with our advanced microbiological analysis services! At Tamilnadu Test House , we test a wide range of samples—food, water, pharmaceuticals, cosmetics, and AYUSH —for microbial contamination including: ✅ Total Viable Count (TVC) ✅ Yeast & Mold ✅ Pathogens like E. coli, Salmonella, Pseudomonas, Staphylococcus aureus ✅ Preservative Efficacy Test ✅ Sterility Testing We follow IS, IP, BIS, and international guidelines with NABL-accredited protocols. 📍 Trust us to deliver accurate, timely, and reliable results.  

 A medical laboratory is diagnostic. The information the lab finds and reports to the doctor will help the doctor to diagnose and treat the patient's problem. Any drainage from your body can be studied in a Microbiology Testing labs in Chennai . Specially trained, educated, and certified lab techs test the drainage to see what kind of bacteria is causing the infection. Once the doctor has this information, proper treatment can be started. Nasal, throat, eye, ear, genital, urine, fecal, wounds, blood, extracted spinal fluid - all these sources can be cultured and grown and studied in the micro department. A fun place to work! GRAM STAIN. A little bit of the infected sample is rolled in a thin layer onto a small glass slide and sent to the lab. There, it is stained with a special stain called the Gram stain. The lab tech looks at the slide under the microscope, looking for shape and color of any bacteria found. This can sometimes be tricky because elongated cocci can look like rods, ...