Description
Nutrient Yeast Glucose (NYDA) Agar is a laboratory culture medium supplied in a 5000 g pack for microbiological media preparation. The product designation indicates a nutrient base with yeast and glucose components presented as agar for solid-medium work in the laboratory. This bulk quantity supports facilities that prepare multiple batches for routine plating, isolation and general culture procedures under their own validated protocols. Offered as laboratory material from manufacturer Dinkelberg, the medium fits standard media kitchens and quality-control environments where NYDA-type formulations are specified. The 5000 g unit size reduces reorder frequency for higher-throughput workflows while remaining practical for controlled weighing and reconstitution steps. Origin data list Hungary as the country of origin. Laboratories can incorporate this Nutrient Yeast Glucose (NYDA) Agar into existing preparation schedules wherever a nutrient yeast glucose agar is required, without additional performance or purity claims beyond the product identity and pack presentation given here.
This article is part of Carbohydrates & sugars, in Biochemicals & reagents.
Key features
- Pack size: 5000 g
- Product type: Nutrient Yeast Glucose (NYDA) Agar
- Country of origin: Hungary
- Application area: Microbiological culture media
- Presentation: Agar medium
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