Description
Reinforced Clostridial (RCM) Agar is a microbiological culture medium supplied in a 5000 g laboratory pack for bulk media preparation. This agar preparation is designated as Reinforced Clostridial Medium in agar form and is intended for laboratories that prepare RCM-type media in larger batches. The 5000 g unit suits facilities with regular throughput, shared media kitchens, or scheduled production runs that benefit from a high pack size and fewer container changes. Standard laboratory handling for powdered agar media applies: weigh the required portion, reconstitute according to the laboratory’s validated protocol, and process under the conditions defined for the working method. Originating from Hungary and available from manufacturer Dinkelberg, the product belongs in general laboratory-material inventories used in microbiology and related analytical settings. Catalogue identity rests on the Reinforced Clostridial (RCM) Agar name and the stated quantity only; no additional purity grade, sterility claim, certification, or performance specification is introduced beyond the manufacturer description and unit data. The large pack supports organised storage and consistent supply for laboratories that standardise on this named agar formulation for routine culture-medium work.
This article is part of Dehydrated culture media (agar & broth bases), in Culture media & microbiology. See also Petri dishes.
Key features
- Pack size: 5000 g
- Product type: Microbiological culture medium
- Medium: Reinforced Clostridial (RCM) Agar
- Country of origin: Hungary
- Form: Agar medium
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Reinforced Clostridial (RCM) Agar, 5000g is the article on this page. Luminix Health distributes Dinkelberg for laboratory use. It sits in Dehydrated culture media (agar & broth bases), inside Culture media & microbiology, in Life Science & Microbiology.
A dehydrated medium is a powder the laboratory dissolves, sterilises and pours. The formulation name, the supplements it still needs, and the grams per litre are the specification. Two powders with similar names, one selective and one not, grow different organisms.
A culture medium is the food and the solid or liquid home of a microorganism. Dehydrated media are powders the laboratory dissolves and sterilises. Ready-to-use plates and tubes are already that. A Petri dish is the plate. Selective media let one kind of organism grow and hold another back. The formulation and the supplements, not the colour of the agar, are the specification. Reference strains are at ATCC. Methods are on PubMed. Biosafety practice is the WHO laboratory biosafety topic.
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