Description
Luria Agar is a dehydrated culture medium supplied in a 5000 g laboratory pack for high-volume microbiological plating and colony cultivation. This bulk format supports media kitchens, industrial microbiology teams, and research facilities that prepare larger quantities of solid Luria medium from powder according to validated recipes. Offered from manufacturer Dinkelberg and originating from Hungary, the product is positioned for professional laboratory environments within the laboratory materials category. The 5000 g pack size reduces reorder frequency and suits continuous plate-pouring or bottle-filling schedules while remaining manageable for controlled inventory systems. Clear labelling as Luria Agar helps operators maintain consistency when weighing, dissolving, sterilising, and dispensing the medium under local protocols. Teaching laboratories with shared media facilities and quality-control units can also benefit from the larger supply volume. Finished agar is prepared and used solely according to the user’s institutional methods and applicable standards. No unstated purity grades, sterility claims, or performance specifications are attached beyond the product identity and pack presentation described here.
This article is part of Dehydrated culture media (agar & broth bases), in Culture media & microbiology. See also Petri dishes.
Key features
- Pack size: 5000 g
- Product: Luria Agar
- Country of origin: Hungary
- Intended use: Microbiology culture media
- Reference system: UNSPSC-17
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Questions about Luria Agar, 5000g
What is this article?
Luria Agar, 5000g is the article on this page. Luminix Health distributes Dinkelberg for laboratory use. It sits in Dehydrated culture media (agar & broth bases), inside Culture media & microbiology, in Microbiology lab supplies.
A dehydrated medium is a powder the laboratory dissolves, sterilises and pours. The formulation name, the supplements it still needs, and the grams per litre are the specification. Two powders with similar names, one selective and one not, grow different organisms.
A culture medium is the food and the solid or liquid home of a microorganism. Dehydrated media are powders the laboratory dissolves and sterilises. Ready-to-use plates and tubes are already that. A Petri dish is the plate. Selective media let one kind of organism grow and hold another back. The formulation and the supplements, not the colour of the agar, are the specification. Reference strains are at ATCC. Methods are on PubMed. Biosafety practice is the WHO laboratory biosafety topic.
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The category is Culture media & microbiology. The sub-category is Dehydrated culture media (agar & broth bases). The catalogue is Microbiology lab supplies.
Shelves beside this one are Petri dishes, Ready-to-use culture media (plates, tubes, bottles), Microbiology (other), Inoculation loops, spreaders & needles and Microbial identification, hygiene monitoring & rapid tests.
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