Media & Components

Listeria Enrichment Broth, 4 ounce glass bottle, 99ml

Loading Dye 10x 5mL Dye that is used for tracking DNA during agarose electrophoresis. DOT Info: Non-regulated

A nutritionally-rich medium for the growth and maintenance of recombinant E. coli used in molecular biology and genetic studies. 1 Kg Luria Agar (Miller’s) Use 40 grams with 1 liter of water. DOT Info: Non-regulated

A nutritionally-rich medium for the growth and maintenance of recombinant E. coli used in molecular biology and genetic studies. 100 g Luria Agar (Miller’s) Use 40 grams with 1 liter of water. DOT Info: Non-regulated

A nutritionally-rich medium for the growth and maintenance of recombinant E. coli used in molecular biology and genetic studies. 500 g Luria Agar (Miller’s) Use 40 grams with 1 liter of water. DOT Info: Non-regulated

A nutritionally-rich medium for the growth and maintenance of recombinant E. coli used in molecular biology and genetic studies. 1 Kg Luria Broth (Miller’s) Use 25 grams with 1 liter of water. DOT Info: Non-regulated

A nutritionally-rich medium for the growth and maintenance of recombinant E. coli used in molecular biology and genetic studies. 100 g Luria Broth (Miller’s) Use 25 grams with 1 liter of water. DOT Info: Non-regulated

A nutritionally-rich medium for the growth and maintenance of recombinant E. coli used in molecular biology and genetic studies. 500 g Luria Broth (Miller’s) Use 25 grams with 1 liter of water. DOT Info: Non-regulated

MacConkey agar – for the selective growth of Gram-negative bacteria and differentiation of lactose and non-lactose fermenting organisms. Lactose fermenting organisms form pink colonies on the surface of the agar.

MacConkey agar – for the selective growth of Gram-negative bacteria and differentiation of lactose and non-lactose fermenting organisms. Lactose fermenting organisms form pink colonies on the surface of the agar.

MacConkey agar – for the selective growth of Gram-negative bacteria and differentiation of lactose and non-lactose fermenting organisms. Lactose fermenting organisms form pink colonies on the surface of the agar.

Miller&#39s LB broth is based on the original Lysogeny Broth (LB) media formulation developed by Luria and Bertani, which was designed for the rapid propagation of recombinant E. coli strains.