Abstract: A chromatography carrier capable of removing an antibody dimer from a solution containing an antibody monomer. The chromatography carrier includes a base carrier containing porous particles and a hydrophobic ligand bound to the base carrier, and has an electric conductivity of 34 mS/cm or less measured by a gradient elution test. The porous particles preferably have an average particle diameter of 66 to 150 ?m, and the hydrophobic ligand preferably has at least one selected from a group consisting of phenyl, n-butyl, n-hexyl, n-octyl, and n-octadecyl.

Abstract: A method of measuring simply and accurately a microbial count in a sample. Namely, a method of measuring a microbial count including a step of blending a composition for preparing a culture medium for a microbial count measurement including (a) a polymer able to form a non-flowable transparent gel without a melting step by heating and without cooling, and (b) a nutrient component, with a sample added thereto, a step of incubating microorganisms contained in the sample, and a step of measuring the colony count of the microorganisms.

Abstract: To provide a method in which staining of a culture medium itself can be suppressed even if an enzyme that can decompose an enzyme substrate to be decomposed by an enzyme of microorganisms inherently exists in an analyte, and target microorangisms can be detected as stained colony with high accuracy, and an enzyme substrate culture medium therefor. A culture medium for detecting microorganisms includes a first layer in which a gelling agent and an enzyme substrate are contained, and a second layer in which a gelling agent is contained and the enzyme substrate is not contained to be laminated adjacently to the first layer, wherein the enzyme substrate is a compound from which a dye compound can be released.