Description
Microsart® Validation Standard Clostridium sporogenes is a laboratory validation preparation for sensitivity and robustness testing of nucleic acid-based methods used in contamination control. It supports evaluation of assays applied to cell cultures, cell culture media components and biologicals such as advanced therapy medicinal products (ATMPs). Supplied as 1 pc with a net weight of 0,003 kg and a gross weight of 0,023 kg, the unit is suited to structured qualification work in biopharmaceutical and cell-culture laboratories. This Microsart® Validation Standard from manufacturer Sartorius provides a defined microbial reference organism, Clostridium sporogenes, for confirming that nucleic acid tests perform reliably under controlled validation conditions. Originating from Germany, the compact preparation fits routine handling in quality-control and method-development settings. Laboratories use it when establishing detection capability and robustness of contamination-control workflows directed at cell cultures, media constituents and related biological materials. The standard helps align validation protocols with the intended use of nucleic acid-based contamination monitoring without extending beyond that application scope.
This article is part of Ready-to-use culture media (plates, tubes, bottles), in Culture media & microbiology.
Key features
- Pack size: 1 pc
- Storage temperature: 2–8 °C
- Product type: Validation standard
- Organism: Clostridium sporogenes
- Brand: Microsart®
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