Description
Azide glucose broth is a dehydrated microbiological culture medium supplied in a 500 g laboratory pack. Known from the original designation as Azid Glucose Bouillon, it provides a ready-to-prepare broth base for professional laboratory environments. The dry formulation is intended for reconstitution according to standard media preparation practice before inoculation and incubation. With a pack size of 500 g, the product supports ongoing culture work in research, quality control and teaching laboratories that keep stocks of culture broths. Handling follows usual procedures for powdered culture media, with weighing and dissolution under clean laboratory conditions. This azide glucose broth comes from manufacturer Dinkelberg and originates in Hungary, fitting procurement of laboratory materials for microbiology. It is categorized for laboratory use within the culture media product group. Laboratories can place the 500 g unit in existing inventory for dehydrated media, giving a practical quantity for repeated preparation of broth volumes in routine protocols. Product identity is defined by its established name as azide glucose broth and its presentation as bulk dehydrated medium for laboratory media preparation workflows.
This article is part of Carbohydrates & sugars, in Biochemicals & reagents.
Key features
- Pack size: 500 g
- Product type: Dehydrated culture medium
- Form: Broth base (powder)
- Country of origin: Hungary
- Application area: Microbiology laboratory
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