Microbe Inotech Laboratories, Inc. was founded in 1991. Dr. Bruce C. Hemming started the company after ten years of progressively advanced experience at Monsanto Company.
Microbe Inotech has taken the knowledge and experience of its key people and developed new methods in areas of environmental bioremediation, and analysis of materials in pharmaceuticals, foods and other bio-reactive materials.
Our clients list includes many of the top 100 environmental engineering companies involved in major commercial and government bioremediation projects, major chemical and oil companies, other commercial, academic and government laboratories, microbial culture manufacturers and smaller remediation companies involved with leaking UST removals and remediation. We continue to service the needs of many food companies as well as other manufacturers in the chemical, pharmaceutical, nutraceutical business. We have served as expert witnesses in providing depositions, with resolutions prior to trial or testimony in federal courts involving cases with a microbiological component.
The MiL performs proprietary microbial kinetic and endpoint assays. Our microbial databases contain profiles of over 3,000 species of microbes (including extensive E. coli 0157:H7 and yeast identification databases).
We do microbial diagnostics research, have product development capabilities, and specialized skills in using automated, microbial characterization and identification tools and integrating results from combined Gas Chromatography Fatty Acid Methyl Ester (GC-FAME), RiboPrinter™ Molecular Typing, and Biolog® microplate reader instruments. We were selected (1996) by DuPont`s Qualicon™ subsidiary as one of their three, worldwide reference laboratories to assist in building and marketing their microbial, genetic characterizing, RiboPrinter`s™ databases and instruments. We offer real-time quantitative PCR detection and enumeration of bacteria and fungi.
We are registered with the USDA and CDC as a Select Agent Laboratory capable of conducting research on the Anthrax causal agent, Bacillus anthracis.
The MiL is able to use the significant experience of its key members and state of the art equipment to solve your problems involving microbial organisms and by-products.
