Description
Microsart® Calibration Reagent Candida glabrata is a genomic DNA standard prepared for laboratory calibration work with this fungal species. Each vial contains 10⁶ genome copies of Candida glabrata, giving a defined copy-number reference for molecular and microbiological assays. The reagent is offered as a single-piece unit with a net weight of 0,023 kg and a matching gross weight of 0,023 kg, suited to compact storage and routine bench use. Microsart® Calibration Reagents from manufacturer Sartorius are species-specific genomic DNA standards, each dedicated to one fungal organism, so laboratories can build calibration curves, verify detection methods, and support quantitative or qualitative workflows for Candida glabrata. Typical applications include assay setup, method validation, and quality-control checks in research or industrial lab environments that require reliable fungal DNA references. The product forms part of the Microsart® calibration range and is intended for professional laboratory use only. Country of origin is Germany. Pack presentation is 1 pc, allowing straightforward integration into existing Microsart® or related molecular testing protocols without excess bulk.
This article is part of Ready-to-use culture media (plates, tubes, bottles), in Culture media & microbiology.
Key features
- Pack size: 1 pc
- Storage temperature: 2–8 °C
- Product type: Genomic DNA standard
- Target organism: Candida glabrata
- Genome copies: 10⁶ per vial
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