Description
Purple Lactose Agar Base, Modified is a laboratory culture-medium base supplied in a 500 g unit for professional microbiological preparation work. The designation identifies a modified purple lactose agar base intended for laboratories that formulate differential solid media from dehydrated components according to their own validated methods. The 500 g pack size is practical for routine in-house media production in quality-control, teaching and research settings that rely on lactose-indicator agar formulations. Available from manufacturer Dinkelberg, this modified base supports flexible batch preparation once reconstituted and processed under controlled laboratory conditions. Product data state Hungary as the country of origin. Grouped with culture-media laboratory materials, Purple Lactose Agar Base, Modified offers a clearly labelled bulk option for catalogues serving microbiology laboratories. The powder bulk format lets users adjust prepared volumes to local demand. Select this 500 g presentation when procuring modified purple lactose agar base for everyday laboratory media workflows.
This article is part of Carbohydrates & sugars, in Biochemicals & reagents.
Key features
- Pack size: 500 g
- Medium: Purple Lactose Agar Base, Modified
- Form: Culture medium base
- Country of origin: Hungary
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