Description
Purple Lactose Agar Base, Modified is a dehydrated agar-base preparation for laboratory culture-media work involving lactose-containing solid media. The modified purple lactose agar base designation identifies a classic differential medium foundation used when laboratories prepare plates or slopes that incorporate lactose and a pH indicator system of the purple type. Supplied in a 5000 g pack, the product suits bulk media production in microbiology suites, quality-control laboratories, and teaching facilities that prepare larger volumes of solid media. Users reconstitute and complete the medium according to their validated recipes and autoclave procedures, retaining full control over final formulation and pouring. This agar base comes from manufacturer Dinkelberg and is classified among laboratory culture-media materials, with origin in Hungary. The generous pack quantity supports continuous media-kitchen schedules and helps limit order cycles for high-throughput environments. As a modified purple lactose agar base, it provides the foundational solids and nutrient matrix associated with this medium family. Handle the powder with standard precautions for dehydrated culture media and follow laboratory SOPs for weighing, dissolution, sterilisation, and plate preparation.
This article is part of Carbohydrates & sugars, in Biochemicals & reagents.
Key features
- Pack size: 5000 g
- Product type: Purple Lactose Agar Base, Modified
- Medium form: Agar base
- Format: Culture medium base
- Country of origin: Hungary
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