Description
DNase agar with toluidine blue is a microbiological culture medium for laboratory use in preparing solid media associated with DNase testing in the presence of toluidine blue. The 500 g pack offers a convenient bulk amount for routine media preparation in clinical, research and quality-control laboratories. Product identity is given as DNase agar with toluidine blue, consistent with the supplied description, allowing clear matching to internal media specifications. Laboratories prepare plates or other solid formats according to their own validated procedures and documentation. The medium is available from manufacturer Dinkelberg within the laboratory materials category and is linked to origin Hungary. A 500 g unit supports steady laboratory demand without unnecessary fragmentation of stock. Choose this DNase agar with toluidine blue when a toluidine blue–containing DNase agar preparation is required for microbiological work. Straightforward pack-size and naming information helps purchasing teams and laboratory personnel align the product with catalogues, stock lists and ordering workflows while remaining within the stated product data.
This article is part of Microscopy stains & staining solutions, in Dyes, stains & indicators.
Key features
- Pack size: 500 g
- Product: DNase agar with toluidine blue
- Country of origin: Hungary
- Classification system: UNSPSC-17
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