Description
Microsart® AMP Mycoplasma is a mycoplasma detection kit that shortens testing time from weeks to 3 hours. With high flexibility in sample volume (up to 18 ml) and sample preparation, the kit is specifically designed for control of raw materials, in-process controls and batch-release testing of finished products. Supplied by manufacturer Sartorius, this microbiology reagent supports quality-assurance workflows in biopharmaceutical and related laboratory settings where timely mycoplasma screening is essential. The configuration provides 100 pieces per pack, enabling multiple assays within a controlled laboratory environment. Net weight is 0,003 kg. Product sterility is stated as no in the specifications. Use the kit according to the manufacturer protocol and the regulatory expectations applicable to mycoplasma testing of materials and final products. The combination of short turnaround and adaptable sample handling makes the assay practical for laboratories that must balance speed with reliable contamination control across development and production stages.
This article is part of Coenzymes, nucleotides & vitamins, in Biochemicals & reagents.
Key features
- Pack size: 100 pc(s)
- Storage temperature: 2–8 °C
- Test time: 3 hours
- Sample volume: up to 18 ml
- Intended use: raw materials, in-process and batch-release control
- Sterility: No
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