Microbiological Media and Media Additives
Thermo Scientific™ Tryptone Soya Agar EP/USP/JP/BP (Dehydrated)
Grow a wide variety of microorganisms with this general purpose medium specified in international pharmacopoeia.
Fisher BioReagents™ Microbiology Media Additives: Yeast Extract
Additive for preparing bacterial nutrient media
Gibco™ Beef Extract Powder
Beef Extract Powder is a meat extract dried into a powder. This nutritional supplement provides a mixture of peptides, individual amino acids, nucleotides, organic acids, minerals, and vitamins.
Agar, Powder / Flakes, Fisher BioReagents™
Used as a solidifying agent for culture media.
Gibco™ LB Broth (1X)
LB broth (Lennox formulation) is a ready-to-use liquid growth medium used for bacterial culture.
Thermo Scientific Chemicals Terrific Broth
Terrific broth is a nutritionally rich medium for the growth of bacteria and used to promote strain maintenance, cloning, and protein expression.
Thermo Scientific Chemicals Yeast Nitrogen Base, without amino acids, without ammonium sulfate
Used for classifying yeasts based on carbohydrate and amino acids requirements. Recommended for use in classifying yeasts based on carbon and nitrogen requirements. Contains all essential nutrients required for the growth of yeasts except amino acids, nitrogen and carbohydrate.
Thermo Scientific™ Thioglycollate Medium USP (Dehydrated)
Cultivate aerobic and anaerobic organisms in the performance of sterility tests with this medium.
Thermo Scientific Chemicals Yeast Extract
Used as food additive, flavor enhancer in processed foods of all kinds and as nutrient for bacterial culture media. It is used to create savoury flavors and umami taste sensations.
Fisher BioReagents™ Yeast Extract (Granulated)
Dried yeast autolysate with a high content of amino nitrogen and water soluble B complex vitamins
Thermo Scientific Chemicals LB Broth (Miller's modification)
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