Description
Motility Indole Lysine (MIL) Medium is a multiparameter microbiological culture medium intended for evaluation of bacterial motility, indole formation and lysine decarboxylation in one coherent test system. This 5000 g pack size suits higher-throughput laboratories, central media kitchens and facilities that prepare larger batches for clinical diagnostics, food microbiology or teaching collections. By combining three classical biochemical readouts in a single medium concept, MIL medium supports efficient differentiation workflows for Enterobacteriaceae and comparable Gram-negative isolates while limiting the number of separate media lines that must be held in stock. The product is offered by manufacturer Dinkelberg, with origin in Hungary, and is supplied as laboratory material for professional media preparation. The bulk 5000 g unit helps reduce reorder frequency for busy laboratories and aligns with documented preparation procedures used in quality-controlled environments. Clear naming of the motility, indole and lysine functions aids method SOPs, training materials and inventory coding. Suitable for institutions that standardise multiparameter biochemical media across multiple benches or satellite labs.
This article is part of Click chemistry, bioconjugation & synthesis reagents, in Biochemicals & reagents.
Key features
- Pack size: 5000 g
- Product type: Motility Indole Lysine (MIL) Medium
- Country of origin: Hungary
- Application focus: Motility, indole and lysine testing
- Intended use: Microbiological culture medium
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