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The long-awaited sale of the Tote moved closer to the finishing line today as the Government announced the next stage of its £200 million auction.
John Penrose, minister for tourism and heritage, said a short-list of bidders had been drawn up after receiving 18 takeover proposals for the State-owned betting group.
The statement from the Department for Culture Media and Sport did not reveal the suitors, but added that another update is due in the spring.
Favourites are said to include bookmakers Gala Coral and Betfred, as well as a consortium led by former Ladbrokes chief executive Chris Bell and another bidding team headed by British Airways chairman Sir Martin Broughton.
The Government fired the starting gun on the sale during June's Budget in the latest attempt to offload the Tote into private hands.
The Tote, which was set up by an Act of Parliament in 1928, has now been lined up for sale for 10 years.
Ministers aim to resolve the future of the Tote by the end of June and have pledged to share 50% of the net cash proceeds from a sale with the racing industry.
But the Government said the proceeds will be spread out over the period of its spending review as it seeks to slash Britain's national debt.
Investment bank Lazard is handling the auction and it is understood that shortlisted bidders will now receive a financial report being compiled by accountant Ernst & Young.
They are likely to include the Tote's own board on behalf of the racing industry, which wants to return the business to its former charitable status and create the Tote Foundation.
Wigan-based Tote has endured a lengthy sale saga.
The most recent attempt to privatise the group was abandoned in 2008 due to turbulent market conditions as the financial crisis struck.
The current £200 million reported value would mark a hefty reduction on the £400 million offer submitted in 2007 by a consortium of racetrack owners, which was turned down by the Government because it was backed by private equity.
The consortium re-formed soon after, but its second approach - reportedly £320 million - was rejected at the time for being too low.
Another previous sale attempt was blocked in 2006 by the European Commission, which said the price was too low and tantamount to state aid.
The Tote is the fourth largest bookmaker in the UK, with more than 500 shops across the UK.
Its latest set of financial accounts reveal that cost-cutting helped increase earnings by 13% to £25.2 million in the year to March 31.
But its gross win - turnover less amounts payable to winning customers - dropped by 5.5% and gross profits were 4.5% down at £148.8 million.
The Tote operates through a pool betting system, with punters contributing to a central prize fund.
Its original purpose was to offer on-course pool betting as an alternative to starting price betting with bookmakers and to distribute its profits for "purposes conducive to the improvement of breeds of horses or the sport of horseracing".
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I ordered a taco salad, and it was huge! I got 2 meals out of it! Everything was fresh. I would definitely go back.
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I ordered a taco salad, and it was huge! I got 2 meals out of it! Everything was fresh. I would definitely go back.
After passing by, for "ions," we stopped in. Mmmmm, it was EXCELLENT FOOD. The facility is E, the service was E, & access was easy. There is plenty of space for a large group, or many "families/clubs." The only "-" was that the wait staff had NO "BG / Southern Charm" !!! (The owners arn't without, & we were surprised... More
Great sandwiches! We have eaten here a couple times and each time the food is great. I only wish they delivered in the evenings! The Killer Chips are great.
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This used to be a great place to go but now they NEVER get my order right. Always check before leaving. The other day my daughter and I were sick and a friend was picking up potato soup, 2 sprites and cheesecake for us. I had called and placed my order and paid over the phone. When she arrived there... More
Love stopping at The Buckhead Cafe. Clean, great food, not too crowded and did I say Great Food!! Try the chicken tortilla soup or any of their great panini sandwiches. I also love their potato salad. Great stuff! Enjoy. Please, give me a helpful vote for this review. Thank you!
I have been in the past, and loved it so much I wanted to bring my wife back! I have to say that it was even better then the last visit. We had the Chicken Salad Sandwich. My wife described it as the love child of a BLT, Chicken Salad and a Grilled Cheese! PRETTY ACCURATE!! Also try the broccoli... More
Salads and sandwiches are good. Staff is friendly. It's one of my mom and mother in laws favorite places to go when they visit. You order up front, get a buzzer, and pick up your food from a counter by the kitchen when it's ready.
The best chicken salad sandwich I have ever eaten! Menu is reasonably priced and the food is always good.
Buckhead Cafe has the best burger in Bowling Green- hands down! The hickory burger is my fave. Thick, Angus beef patty with thick-sliced bacon, cheddar, red onion, lettuce, tomato, and barbeque sauce. I also add mayo and mustard. The bun is buttered and grilled, making it even better. Very messy, but well worth it!! Fries are awesome, too!
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One reason could be that the parsers don't make use of that extra force by spamming maul but otherwise that's all I can come up with. Maybe you aren't using the madness rotation properly?
I do know the Madness spec well, I ran it all through 1.2 and 1.3. I did mention earlier that maybe I am just a bit better with Mad Maul because there is one less dot to track. IDK though cause like its being refreshed right along side my Discharge DOT so I don't really see how you can be good at one spec and not the other. I am pretty sure its just a scaling thing. A few months ago Thrash was king and it was worth it to not use Shock in your rotation, now Shock is back. I think different abilities scale differently and your main stat vrs power affects abilities differently. I am not in a hard core raiding guild so my gear on my Assassin is not as good as most of you, I'm only in Black Hole (augmented) and currently in the process of upgrading Armorings. BIS Assassins just have better return on their force abilities as I currently have a better return on my Thrash/Maul.
Either way the spec is fun to play. Most DOT specs tend to see lots and lots of little numbers streaming over their targets, Mad Maul is fun because about every 10 sec you get to see some big crits via Maul. Even for those that do Parse higher with Madness can still take Mad Maul to their Operations and still be very viable and competitive with other dps specs.


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Shocked over the deaths of 13 pilgrims at the Amarnath shrine in the last three days, the Supreme Court on Monday, directed Jammu and Kashmir government to immediately deploy medical aid teams.
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Conservative councillors who support a bylaw change said rough sleepers had made parts of Westminster hotspots for anti-social behaviour.
On any one night there are up to 150 people sleeping rough in the borough. But charity workers handing out food last night said it would be a "disgrace to cut a vital service" and claimed the council was attempting to "tidy up" the streets.
Denis Jenkins, 20, who volunteers with the Missionaries of Charity every Monday, said: "These people need food and help, this is a vital service. The council should come here and see what we are doing." One rough sleeper, who didn't want to be named, said he would be forced to steal from local shops if the soup runs were banned. The ban would not include soup kitchens inside buildings.
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Episode 7: The New Avengers
"It's the one percent that kills you!" Agents in Steed's
department are suddenly dropping like flies, apparently of natural causes. The only common
factor is that they had all gone on leave after taking target practice on a special
shooting range—a range which Steed had the distinction of being the only agent to
complete at 100%. Determined to match Steed's record, Purdey runs the course, but only
achieves 99%. When Gambit plays an unintentionally deadly trick on a
colleague, he learns that the shooting range has been compromised by the enemy and is poisoning agents—at which point
he realizes that Purdey had been hit. Now Gambit must run the course at 100% to retrieve the antidote and save her
It gets off to a shaky start, with the premise established by a
series of abbreviated, abstruse vignettes—a second viewing is helpful here. The guest
cast is not especially memorable (Keith Barron looks as if he is sleepwalking). Then there's the
closing scene, when our recovered heroes drive off—crashing through the shooting range
gate... wait—why didn't they do that when they arrived to retrieve the antidote? Yet despite its abundant flaws, it
remains a favorite, mostly for the manifest camaraderie of the threesome.
"German-born Frederick Jaeger started out in the leading role of Bradshaw in 'Target', this week's episode of The New Avengers, sat around for two weeks in pouring rain, and ended as little more than an extra! His contract limited him to two weeks' work, so when the rain came to ruin the schedule of location filming, he only had enough time left to play the minor role of a character called Jones. Roy Boyd took over the Bradshaw part. 'Circumstances beyond our control,' explained Avengers executive Brian Clemens. 'Sometimes you can't beat the English weather.' " From TV Times magazine, 20-26 November 1976 (with many thanks to Alan and Alys Hayes)
Director Ray Austin was the stunt arranger for the Emma Peel era, and made a credited appearance in "The Gravediggers."
Mark H. Stevens notes, "One thing that disturbs me is the fact that in the scene where Gambit takes the course, they blow up a Police Box, and this episode was made when the only one of that type left in use was owned by the BBC. I wonder if they were thumbing their noses at you know WHO?"
But Terry Cook counters: "Mark
H. Stevens is wrong when he says that the police box destroyed was the last police box in
Great Britain, apart from the BBC's TARDIS prop. The TARDIS prop that the BBC used was
specially made, and not, contrary to rumour, a left over prop from the BBC crime drama
Dixon of Dock Green. It was much smaller than a real police box; the police box that was
destroyed in "Target!" was the model – much larger than the BBC version – made for the two
Doctor Who films of the 60s, Doctor Who and the Daleks and Daleks –
Invasion Earth, 2150 AD, both starring Peter Cushing as the erroneously named Doctor
Who. It had been standing around in the props store of Pinewood for ten years, and was
chosen to be the artefact to be blown up, rather than the scripted red telephone box. This
led to controversy in 1997, when The Sun newspaper in Britain claimed to have bought "the
original TARDIS" from Pinewood studios in a pointless publicity stunt concerning the New
Labour Government. As film historians—even amateurs such as me!—were quick to point out,
it couldn't possibly be the TARDIS prop used in the Peter Cushing films. The last REAL
working police box in Great Britain stood on the Barnett Bypass in London and was removed in
1980. A brand new police box was built outside Earl's Court tube station in 1999, but
further new police boxes have not—forgive the pun—materialised!"
A delirious Steed stumbles into the shooting range and
snitches a hat from one of his mechanical doubles before proceeding.
Professor Lopez offers Steed some of his (apparently vile) special brew, commenting, "That's the way I judge a man." Steed groans in response, "Intestinal fortitude."
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John Steed
Patrick Macnee
Suzanna Macmillan
Keith Barron
Frederick Jaeger
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Little Nekko is ajusting well to her new home, no new pictures but I will take more soon. Her cold is gone. I did have to deworm her and give her a flea bath today. (I wanted to wait tell she was feeling better) She let us give her a bath, a real live bath. She is such a mellow cat, playful at times but mostly just hangs out in the office and sleeps on the pile of printer paper. She does like to come out and mess with my yarn wile I'm knitting. I did find her sleeping in the crib with Gooey the other day, soo cute, I couldn't get a picture, I'm sure it will happen again. Right know she is sitting on my lap and purring her little head off. Maggie loves to sniff at her, and well Morgy doesn't really care for her, but then again Morgy doesn't really like anyone...Thats my Morgy.
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In Arjun Sen's most recent book, Customer Karma, "Why stop at a one-night stand when you can have a lifetime relationship with your customer", he uncovers the blind spots of many well intentioned companies in the customer dating game. Arjun draws upon his broad experience in marketing, branding, and customer relationships to offer impactful customer-centered insights for business professionals of all levels. Arjun successfully piques your curiosity and keeps you coming back for more with his first-hand industry stories that demonstrate the power of genuinely connecting with clients. This book has something in it for anyone who intends to attract and keep customers, or someone who wants to build meaningful customer relationships.
Arjun playfully crosses the boundary of polite business correctness to reveal the biggest vulnerability of businesses; not knowing on a personal level anything about customers they are pursuing or specifically what makes them tick. He akins businesses to a dater and parallels the process of courting a date and should be a similar process to courting a customer. He brings tremendous value in his explanations of how to connect with customers in a way that requires awareness and authenticity.
Arjun excels in his ability to shift his perspective, and reframe situations, so that the reader can see things as both the business and the customer. His first-hand experiences are relatable and applicable to seemingly every business. Arjun cleverly examines plausible and real-life business scenarios, through the lens of karma, which he defines as outcomes based on one's own efforts and actions. The reader is left with a deeper understanding of what works to cultivate lifelong customer relationships, using dating relationships as the litmus test for authenticity and sincerity.
Customer Karma, is a must-read for any business that wants to attract, effectively serve and retain life-long customers. Good karma is cultivated by heart-felt good action. When companies genuinely invest in their customers, they are rewarded with good karma of customer loyalty the abundant returns. This formula works with every relationship and in every area of your life. But knowing the formula is not good enough as Arjun emphasizes that Customer Karma is about action, not words. Businesses build good "Customer Karma" only when they actually put their customers first in all their actions.
Let me give you a flavor of the book by sharing an Extract from the Marperations book. In this section I looked at the very popular customer loyalty programs most companies have from the point of view of human relationships. This will make you realize what the loyalty program truly means to the customer.
Companies who sell loyalty programs often justify that this is more effective and efficient than traditional ways of marketing. Of course, they are right as they have the numbers to prove their effectiveness. Often, businesses get into the habit of ongoing spending on maintaining loyalty.
Now let us take a step back and look at the bigger picture in life. In life, can you drive loyalty? Or is loyalty simply a result of two people who choose to be in a relationship and that is then earned over time? I personally think that the choice to be in a relationship comes first and then the trust builds over time, which leads to loyalty.
Let us now further apply the example of corporate loyalty to our personal lives. It may sound ridiculous but bear with me. Imagine you are a single man You meet this person and you really like her. As both of you just met, you think that she is seeing other people too. You do not like that. To make her "loyal" to you, you start tracking her behavior and her attitude towards you. Then you realize that she is going out with you once every two weeks. You invent an amazing reinforcement program. Every fifth time she goes out with you, you will send her flowers. In fact, you tell her ahead of time, "Girl, every fifth time you go out with me, you will get the most amazing flowers from me. They will be the best carnation bouquet you have ever seen."
Then you go on to say, "But that is just the beginning. Every third time you get flowers from me, I will upgrade them to roses." Then you pause to see her excitement at this offer.
Even though you know very well what her response to the program will be, for the sake of this example, let us assume that she continues to play this game. Let us also assume that she gets excited about this and starts seeing you more often. And you love that and immediately apply the program.
Now that she is seeing you on a weekly basis, you want her to continue to do so. So every time you go out, you get her a free dessert. Very nice, huh? And you continue to give her things to reward her and reinforce a higher level of loyalty. In life, if this is not the perfect way to build a relationship, I do not know what is! Ok, I am being sarcastic.
We all know that this experiment in life will only work if you are the only man she can find. Then it becomes a truly transactional connection. Yes, she will be loyal to you and there will be some Pavlovian influence on her behavior that gets reinforced by your "incentives". But is that the best way to build a lasting relationship?
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Arjun received his MBA from Brigham Young University and his Bachelors in Aeronautical Engineering from Indian Institute of Technology, Kharagpur, India.
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|Publication number
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|Application number
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|Jan 24, 1978
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|Aug 11, 1976
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|Jul 30, 1974
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|Jean-Michel Schmidt
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|Patent Citations (1), Referenced by (14), Classifications (17)
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This application is a continuation-in-part of Pat. application Ser. No. 582,764 (U.S. Pat. No. 3,986,534).
The present invention relates to devices for measuring predetermined volumes of a liquid sample and delivering such volumes to cells of the device where the volumes may be subjected to analytical operations.
Distributing devices are known in which a liquid sample in a storage vessel is distributed among a number of tubes. Such devices are for instance described in U.S. Pat. Nos. 3,766,016 and 3,770,027 (Guigan) and in U.S. Pat. No. 3,606,083 (Simon). However, they have drawbacks which are particularly serious when the device is used to distribute sample of infectious, noxious or dangerous liquids, e.g. preparations of micro-organisms. Considerable care should be exercised when handling the device and contamination may occur if the device is upset or handled carelessly while filled or operated.
An object of the invention is to provide a novel device for obtaining accurately metered fractions of predetermined volume of a liquid sample and for transferring them to test cells or tubes integral with the devices.
A further, more specific, object of the invention is to provide a device which is useful for testing susceptibility of bacteria contained in a liquid sample to different antibiotics and/or to different concentrations of antibiotics.
According to an aspect of the invention, there is provided a device for accurately measuring predetermined volumes of a liquid sample, comprising:
The term "capillary constriction" is used to mean a passage which is of such size as to prevent the sample liquid from flowing therethrough when subjected to a hydrostatic pressure corresponding to a liquid head of a few centimeters. On the other hand, the constriction should have dimensions such that the sample liquid can be spun out into the cells when the liquid is subjected to an acceleration easy to obtain on a current centrifuge. The flow path of the liquid through the constriction should be such that the centrifugal acceleration, when the device is rotated, has a component which tends to drive the liquid out of the pockets. The flow path will typically be approximately radial with respect to the axis of the device.
Advantageously, each pocket is laterally bounded by vertical walls which are substantially parallel and radially directed and are at a distance not exceeding a few millimeters (1 to 5 mm in most cases). The top wall of each pocket can be flat, typically horizontal for easier manufacture. The lower wall is typically concave towards the top, over most of its extent at least.
The closure means may be cup-shaped. The side wall of the closure means may be shaped to cooperate with the lateral wall of the cylindrical central chamber. The contents of the pockets can be isolated from the chamber and from each other by forcing the edge of the cup wall against the lower wall of the chamber. The terminal edge of the side wall can be convex and can engage in a circular groove at the bottom of the chamber for sealing.
The invention has numerous applications, more particularly in medicine and biochemistry and, more generally, when the volumes have to be analysed using different reagents. The reagents, in dried or lyophilised form if necessary, can be placed beforehand in the cells. In the case, for example, where antibiograms by dilution in a liquid medium are to be obtained, the reagent may be a culture medium containing the antibiotic whose effect is to be measured, and an indicator, e.g. a pH indicator. A similar approach may be used for identifying strains of micro-organisms.
Since the cells have transparent walls, the analytical results can be determined visually or, more accurately, using a photocolorimeter or turbidity meter which can operate automatically. Opacity meters of known types can be used whenever a positive reaction is shown by a change in the transparency of the body of liquid in the cell. If the cells have parallel surfaces, each cell in turn may be conveyed between a suitable source of light and a suitable detector, which is disposed behind an optical filter if necessary.
The invention will be better understood from the following description of embodiments thereof, which are given by way of non-limitative examples.
FIG. 1 is a simplified elevation view of an embodiment of the invention, partly in cross-section along a vertical plane, with the closure means removed;
FIG. 2 shows the device of FIG. 1 after fractions of a sample have been transferred into analytical cells, the device being disposed on a centrifuge used for spinning the fractions into the cells of the pockets;
FIG. 3 is a view on an enlarged scale showing part of a device according to a modified embodiment, in vertical cross-section, before assembly;
FIG. 4 is a plan view of a fraction of the device shown in FIG. 3, partly with the upper portion of the casing removed.
Referring to the drawings, FIGS. 1 and 2 show diagrammatic representation of a device for obtaining fractions of a liquid sample; the device comprises a casing 10, consisting of several assembled components, and removable closure means 11. The casing has a rotational symmetry around an axis which is located vertically during use. The casing contains a central chamber 14 which opens upwardly and has a capacity varying from a few millimeters to a few tens of milliliters. The chamber is connected via lateral apertures 12 to a number of pockets 13 formed in the casing, evenly distributed around the central chamber and extending substantially radially. Each pocket is associated with an analysis cell 15 in the form of a test-tube having a transparent side wall. A constriction 16 is provided between each pocket 13 and the corresponding cell 15, the transverse dimensions of each constriction being such that it is capillary for the liquid to be divided into fractions (the liquids can have greatly variable surface tensions). The connecting passage 17 provided between each constriction 16 and the corresponding cell 15 is flared so as to prevent the liquid in pockets 13 from seeping along the wall to cells 15.
The casing 10 in FIG. 1 comprises a bottom plate 18 and a top plate 19 force-fitted into one another. The bottom plate 18 forms the bottom of chamber 14, and the bottoms and side walls of pockets 13 and cells 15.
Since the side walls of the cells must be transparent, all of plate 18 is advantageously made of a plastics material which is transparent over a wide range of optical frequencies, which is rigid and which can be shaped by moulding. It can be made of crystal polystyrene, which withstands most conventional chemical reagents.
The top plate 19 forms the side wall of chamber 14, the top walls of pockets 19 and the covers of cells 15. It can be made of the same material as the bottom plate. The plates may be shaped so that the casings can be stored by stacking, as indicated by the chain-dotted lines in FIG. 1.
The casing shown in FIG. 1 contains a layer of reagent 20 at the bottom of each cell 15. In the case of a device for obtaining antibiograms, the reagent may be e.g. a culture medium containing a specific antibiotic and an indicator, e.g. a pH indicator.
A label 21 may be disposed opposite each cell so as to identify each antibiotic. In addition, an identification notch 23 can be formed in the lower skirt of plate 18 so that it can be mounted in only one angular position on a data-reading device.
A narrow slot 26 connects each cell to atmosphere, so that air can escape from it and the liquid can flow into it.
Advantageously, each pocket is flat in the vertical direction; to this end, the bottom plate has slits having vertical, parallel and approximately radial walls. The bottom 24 of each slot curves smoothly and is advantageously concave along its first part from the central chamber. The top wall 25 of the pockets may be flat and horizontal or slightly conical downwards or upwards, so as not to trap bubbles. In the illustrated casing, all pockets can have the same volume.
Typically, 36 pockets may be provided, each having a width of 1 mm or more; the constriction may have a minimum size of 0.1 mm. The diameter of the device may be something like 8 cm.
The device also comprises a closure member 11 (FIG. 2) which can be made of moulded material, e.g. the same material as plate 19. In the embodiment shown in FIG. 2, the side wall of the closure means 11 has beads 27 which are forced into the side wall of chamber 14, so that when the closure member has been completely pressed down it is retained in position. The terminal edge of the side wall of means 11 is rounded and bears against the bottom of a groove 28 formed at the bottom of the chamber so as to separate the interior thereof from pockets 13.
A way of operating the device according to the invention will now be described, when antibiograms are prepared.
A liquid sample is prepared, comprising a dilute solution of bacteria, the sensitivity of which is to be determined against various antibiotics in the device. The volume of sample need not be precisely determined, provided that it is sufficient to fill all the pockets. The sample is poured into the central chamber 14, from where it flows into the pockets, which it fills up to the constrictions 16. Next, the closure member 11 is positioned so as to separate the contents of pockets 13 (which form a corresponding number of pipettes) from the liquid remaining in chamber 14. When the closure means is in position, the dilute solution of bacteria cannot contaminate the environment.
Next, the device is placed on the rotating part of a centrifuge, which can be manual or driven by a motor at a given speed of rotation. FIG. 2 diagrammatically shows the device on top of the rotating part 29 of a centrifuge, the outline of which is shown by broken lines. The centrifuge frame has an arm bearing on closure member 11, the arm being sufficiently heavy to prevent the device from moving during centrifuging. A conventional centrifuge can be used. The electric motor is energized by a timing device so that the centrifuging conditions are reproducible.
After the contents of each pocket 13 has been transferred into the corresponding cell 15, the device is placed in an incubator. It is shaped so that it can easily be placed horizontally. After a sufficient period, usually about one day, the data are read, either visually or automatically.
The device can be used inter alia to prepare a wide variety of antibiograms from a small-volume sample. Different cells can contain different antibiotics, antibiotics at different concentrations, and/or different combinations of antibiotics. A plurality of devices can be provided and used in succession, a first device being used to determine the antibiotics towards which the strain is active or resistant, and a second device (whose cells contain different concentrations of the same antibiotics) being used to determine the minimum inhibiting concentration (CMI) of the active antibiotics.
FIGS. 3 and 4 (where, for simplicity, those elements which have a counterpart in FIG. 1 are designated by the same reference numeral with a a mark affixed thereto) show a modified embodiment, designed for achieving a high degree of accuracy in the measurement of the liquid samples which are dispensed to the cells.
For that purpose, the embodiment of FIGS. 3 and 4 is provided with constrictions of small cross-sectional area for preventing minute amounts of liquid to be forced into some cells when liquid is spilled into the central chamber. The cup-shaped closure member is so designed that it does not exert any piston type effect tending to force liquid out of the chamber into those cells which are provided with the constructions of larger cross-sectional area (some amount of dispersion being unavoidable due to manufacturing tolerances). Decreasing the cross-section of the constrictions results in a requirement for higher rotational speed for forcing the liquid into the cells. An appropriate location of the vent in each cell is selected for preventing liquid drops from being spun out of the cells into atmosphere when centrifuging the device.
Again, the device illustrated in FIGS. 3 and 4 consists of a casing 10a and a removable cup-shaped closure member 11a. The casing is manufactured from a bottom part 18a and a top plate 19a, both of which may be made of polystyrene by castings. The bottom part 18a comprises 36 cells 15a distributed at 10� intervals about the axis of the part, without any gap between the walls of adjacent cells. As shown in FIG. 4, the cells have a square horizontal cross-section. They are typically 5 mm wide if the device has an overall diameter of 8 cm or so. The bottom part 18a also constitutes the lower walls and side walls of 36 pockets 13a, typically about 1 mm wide, each communicating with a respective cell via a constriction 16a, typically 0.2 mm wide and 0.2 mm deep.
The central portion of the bottom part 18a constitutes the lower wall of the central chamber 14a. At the periphery of that portion, there is formed an annular slot 28a adapted to receive the terminal edge of the closure member 11a. The radially inwardly facing surface of that slot is substantially cylindrical while the outwardly facing surface is generally frustoconical.
The top plate 19a has a flat annular outer portion 37 and a cylindrical tubular portion 38 adapted to receive and frictionally retain the cup-shaped closure member 11a. The opening portion of the internal surface of portion 37 has a flared shape which renders insertion of the closure member 11a easier.
Before it is secured to the bottom part 18a the underside of the flat outer portion 37 of plate 19a is formed with two sets of ridges which protrude slightly from the plate and typically have a triangular cross-section with a height of 0.2-0.3 mm. The ridges are for easier connection of parts 18a and 19a using ultrasonic welding. The ridges concentrate ultrasonic energy, whereby welding of the top plate 19a and bottom part 18a is made along accurately determined lines. The ridges 39 of a first set are radially directed and located at 10� intervals. They separate the pockets and cells from each other. Another set of ridges comprises two circumferential concentric ridges 40 and 41 which achieve closure of the cells.
As indicated above, parts 18a and 19a are secured to each other by ultrasonic welding. The bottom part 18a is located on a support. The top plate is located on the bottom part in a proper angular position. A sonotrode is located on the top plate and presses it onto the bottom part. Ultrasonic energy is applied and concentrates in the ridges integral with the top plate, thereby achieving welding. For more clarity, an outline of the sonotrode is indicated by dash-dot circles on FIG. 4.
Due to the small flow cross-sectional area of the constrictions 16a, the device should be rotated at high speed for projecting the liquid volumes from the pockets 13a into the cells 15a. If vents were located in radial alignment with the constrictions, there would be a substantial risk of leakage or spillage of liquid. In the embodiment of FIGS. 3 and 4, that difficulty is overcome by locating a vent in the form of a hole 26a formed in the top plate 19a in a radially inner corner of each cell 15a. The hole is preferably in the leading corner of each cell in the direction of rotation of the centrifuge. A circular vent hole 1 mm in diameter provides satisfactory result in a device having the size referred to above.
Closure member 11a (FIG. 3) has a cylindrical side wall 42 and an end wall 43 formed with a central venting aperture 44 intended to prevent air pressure build-up in the central chamber 14a when the closure member is inserted. The venting aperture will typically be 2-4 mm in diameter.
The outer surface of the lateral wall 42 is substantially cylindrical for preventing fluid from being forced into cells during the final insertion travel of the closure member. That arrangement is to be compared with that of FIG. 2, in which the pockets remain in communication even when the closure member is fully inserted and consequently there may be some minute amount of liquid forced through the larger ones of the restrictions, thereby detrimentally affecting the accuracy of metering. However, a sealing action is provided by two ridges 45 integral with the closure member and protruding by a minute amount (for instance 0.1 mm). In the upper portion of the lateral wall 42, there is provided a knurled peripheral portion 46 for frictionally retaining the closure member after it has been inserted. The lateral wall may be formed with longitudinal reinforcements 47.
Operation of the device is quite similar to that of the device illustrated in FIGS. 1 and 2: after a sample of sufficient volume for filling the pockets 13a has been spilled into chamber 14a, the closure member 11a is fully inserted. As soon as the lower edge of closure member 11a has travelled beyond the peripheral edge 46 formed on the lower part 18a, the pockets are separated from each other and from chamber 14a. During the final travel of the closure member, the lower portion thereof is forced radially outwardly by the internal wall of slot 28a, thereby improving fluid tightness. Then the device is put on a centrifuge which projects the predetermined volumes of liquid in the pockets 13a into the respective cells 15a.
The device of FIGS. 3 and 4 is of particular interest for preparing antibiograms, since it makes it possible to obtain a large number of liquid samples having the same volume which may be associated with different antibiotics.
In a particular embodiment which has proved satisfactory the thirty-six cells are distributed as follows:
the first two cells (Nos. 1 and 2) are reserved for reference and do not locate any solid product,
the next two cells (Nos. 3 and 4) receive a bacteria growing medium without any growth inhibiting material,
the next thirty-two cells are for testing the susceptibility of those bacteria which may be present in the liquid sample to different antibiotics. Preferably, each antibiotic is present in two different cells at different concentrations, one of which is the normal concentration in the human body which is used for therapeutic purpose, the other of which is the maximum concentration which is acceptable and depends on the toxicity or side effects of the antibiotic agent. Typically, cell No. 5 will contain a first antibiotic at the normal concentration c and cell No. 6 the same antibiotic with the maximum tolerable concentration C and so on.
If the device is for determining infections of the urinary tract, the antibiotics may be as follows:
Nos. 5 and 6 : sulfamethoxazol trimetoprime (concentrations: 2 and 16 μg/ml)
Nos. 7 - 8 : nalidixic acid (concentrations: 8 and 32 μg/ml).
Nos. 9 - 10 : oxolinic acid (concentrations: 8 and 32 μg/ml).
Other antibiotics which may be tested simultaneously are colistine, polymyxine B, chloramphenicol, doxycycline, minocycline, streptomycine, kanamycine, lividomycine, tobramycine, gentamycine, carbenicilline, cefaloridine, ampicilline, etc. The concentrations to be used will of course depend on the nature of the antibiotic.
After incubation, reading may be as follows.
The device is located on a rotary part of a reading system. A step by step advance mechanism is provided for locating each cell in turn, beginning with cell No. 1, between a light source and a light detector. The light detector is connected to an electronic system comprising a threshold detector having an adjustable threshold.
A sequential mechanism of the reading system initiates a sequence of operations which may be as follows.
First, cell No. 1 is located between the light source and the light detector. Light attenuation is by the transparent walls only and the resultant signal is stored as a reference in analog or digital form.
Cell No. 2 is moved and a new measurement is made. Under normal operating conditions, the signal received by the light detector will be the same as during the first measurement. Any discrepancy may indicate a disturbance in the measuring system or a deterioration of the device. If there is no discrepancy, then the second signal is stored. Based on the average of the two signals, the measuring system then determines a threshold which will correspond to the maximum amount of light which will be received by the light detector through a cell in which unrestricted growth of bacteria has taken place.
That amount of light will of course correspond to a predetermined fraction of the light which was transmitted through cells 1 and 2.
Then the same measurements are made on cells 3 and 4. Since there is no antibiotic in either cell, then bacteria should have grown freely in the culture medium and the light detector should receive an amount of light lower than the threshold. The threshold detector then will deliver a signal which will be referred to in the following as "+". If a "+" signal is not delivered, this is an indication that operation of the device is not correct or there is no bacteria.
Cell No. 5, containing a first antibiotic at a normal concentration, is then moved between the source and detector. If growth has not been inhibited by that concentration, then a "+" signal will be delivered. If inhibition has taken place and the liquid volume has remained limpid and light transmitting, then a "-" signal will be delivered, indicating that the bacteria is sensitive to the antibiotic.
Cell No. 6, containing the same antibiotic as cell No. 5, at maximum concentration, is then moved to a location between the source and detector and the same measurement is repeated. If bacteria growth has been inhibited by the normal concentration, then a "-" signal will be delivered; a "+" signal would indicate missoperation or some failure. Assuming a "+" signal was obtained during the measurement on cell No. 5, then either a "+" signal (indicating that the bacteria is resistant to the antibiotic) or a "-" signal (indicating that the bacteria strain present in the sample has a susceptibility to the antibiotic which may be considered as intermediate) may be obtained.
The same sequence is repeated on all thirty-six cells. Finally, a table somewhat as follows may be obtained, which may be prepared by an operator or automatically typed by the system if operated automatically.
______________________________________ Concentration (μg/ml)Nos. Reading Antibiotic c C______________________________________3-4 + + none5-6 + + R sulfamethoxazol 2 16 trimethoprime7-8 - - S nalidixic acid 8 32 9-10 + - I oxolinic acid 8 3211-12 + + R colistine 2 16etc.______________________________________
Rather than containing antibiotics, some of the cells may contain reagents for detecting the presence of components in biologic samples, for instance urea or desaminase. Then, an identification reagent should be provided and measurement with respect to such cells will preferably be made by colorimetry.
Many other modified embodiments of expendable devices according to the invention are possible. When used for medical purpose, the device is used once only and then destroyed.
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