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Microsart® Mycoplasma orale Validation Standard 100 CFU is a quantified colony-forming unit preparation supplied as 100 CFU per vial for controlled laboratory use. Designed specifically for nucleic acid amplification technique workflows, this standard supports method validation where defined microbial loads are required to assess assay performance. Each unit provides a defined CFU level that helps laboratories examine the robustness and sensitivity of NAT-based mycoplasma detection procedures under reproducible conditions. The preparation focuses on Mycoplasma orale as the target organism, making it suitable for validation studies, system suitability checks, and routine quality-control exercises in molecular microbiology and biopharmaceutical testing environments. Offered as a single-piece pack from manufacturer Sartorius, the standard integrates readily into existing validation protocols without altering established NAT workflows. Compact net weight supports economical cold-chain handling and storage organisation in regulated laboratories. Use this Microsart® validation standard whenever a clearly quantified Mycoplasma orale reference is needed to demonstrate reliable detection limits and consistent method behaviour across runs.
This article is part of ICP, AAS & ion standards, in Analytical standards & reference materials.
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- Pack size: 1 pc
- Storage temperature: 2–8 °C
- Product type: Mycoplasma validation standard
- Target organism: Mycoplasma orale
- Content: 100 CFU per vial
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