Description
Malachite Green broth base is a dehydrated culture-medium base for the preparation of Malachite Green broth in the microbiology laboratory. It provides the basal formulation used when laboratories need a defined broth medium containing the Malachite Green component system. The product is supplied in a 500 g pack size, convenient for routine media preparation, method development and smaller production batches.
This article is part of Microscopy stains & staining solutions, in Dyes, stains & indicators.
This broth base comes from manufacturer Dinkelberg and is classified under laboratory materials for culture media. Product data list Hungary as the country of origin. The straightforward designation as Malachite Green broth base supports clear identification in inventory, SOPs and batch records.
Laboratories can reconstitute the base according to their validated recipes and quality controls to obtain Malachite Green broth for microbiological applications. The 500 g unit balances workable stock levels with efficient use in research, teaching or diagnostic settings. Use only within established laboratory procedures for weighing, dissolution, sterilisation where required, and subsequent inoculation or testing workflows.
Key features
- Pack size: 500 g
- Product type: Malachite Green broth base
- Form: Broth base
- Application area: Microbiological culture media
- Country of origin: Hungary
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