Description
Microsart® RESEARCH Bacteria (100) is a real-time PCR kit intended for fast and reliable detection of bacterial contamination in cell cultures and cell culture supernatants. It addresses laboratory needs for molecular screening of bacteria so that culture quality can be assessed before downstream research or process steps. Detection is based on real-time PCR, providing a nucleic-acid approach to bacterial contaminants in cultured cells and related supernatants. The product is presented in the Microsart® RESEARCH Bacteria (100) format as 1 pc, with net and gross weights of 0,052 kg each, supporting higher-throughput or multi-project bacterial monitoring. Manufactured by Sartorius in Germany, the kit belongs to the microbiology reagents category and is specified as non-sterile. It is suited to research and quality-control environments that monitor cell-culture systems for bacterial ingress using amplification-based methods. Consistent kit identity and defined pack presentation help laboratories organise reagent stocks for ongoing contamination control programmes centred on real-time PCR bacterial detection.
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
- Kit format: Microsart RESEARCH Bacteria (100)
- Detection method: Real-time PCR
- Sterility: No
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