Serological and specimen preparation test systems

Azotobacter Agar (Glucose) is recommended for isolation and cultivation of glucose positive Azotobacter species from soil. It is also useful for maintenance of Azotobacter species by adding extra 1% glucose to the medium as specified by the American

Azotobacter Agar (Glucose) is recommended for isolation and cultivation of glucose positive Azotobacter species from soil. It is also useful for maintenance of Azotobacter species by adding extra 1% glucose to the medium as specified by the American

Azotobacter Agar (Glucose) is recommended for isolation and cultivation of glucose positive Azotobacter species from soil. It is also useful for maintenance of Azotobacter species by adding extra 1% glucose to the medium as specified by the American

For detection of faecal streptococci (Group D) from clinical and sanitary samples. The concentration of the medium must be adjusted to suit sample volume.

For detection of faecal streptococci (Group D) from clinical and sanitary samples. The concentration of the medium must be adjusted to suit sample volume.

For detection of faecal streptococci (Group D) from clinical and sanitary samples. The concentration of the medium must be adjusted to suit sample volume.

For detection of faecal streptococci (Group D) from clinical and sanitary samples. The concentration of the medium must be adjusted to suit sample volume.

For detection of faecal streptococci (Group D) from clinical and sanitary samples. The concentration of the medium must be adjusted to suit sample volume.

For detection of faecal streptococci (Group D) from clinical and sanitary samples. The concentration of the medium must be adjusted to suit sample volume.

Dental caries results from microbial acid and plaque formation. Plaque sets the stage for caries because it collects the acid forming bacteria on the tooth surface, supplies an anaerobic environment for fermentation, traps the acids and excludes the

Dental caries results from microbial acid and plaque formation. Plaque sets the stage for caries because it collects the acid forming bacteria on the tooth surface, supplies an anaerobic environment for fermentation, traps the acids and excludes the

Dental caries results from microbial acid and plaque formation. Plaque sets the stage for caries because it collects the acid forming bacteria on the tooth surface, supplies an anaerobic environment for fermentation, traps the acids and excludes the