Media

Triple Sugar Iron Agar cited as Agar Medium M, is recommended for identification and differentiation of Enterobacteria by British Pharmacopoeia, (1) It was originally proposed by Sulkin and Willett (2) and modified by Hajna (3) for identifying

Triple Sugar Iron Agar cited as Agar Medium M, is recommended for identification and differentiation of Enterobacteria by British Pharmacopoeia, (1) It was originally proposed by Sulkin and Willett (2) and modified by Hajna (3) for identifying

Triple Sugar Iron Agar cited as Agar Medium M, is recommended for identification and differentiation of Enterobacteria by British Pharmacopoeia, (1) It was originally proposed by Sulkin and Willett (2) and modified by Hajna (3) for identifying

Triple Sugar Iron Agar, cited as Agar Medium M, is recommended for identification and differentiation of Enterobacteria by European Pharmacopoeia, 2008. Triple Sugar Iron Agar should be used in parallel with Urea Agar/Broth (M112/M111) to

This medium is cited as Agar medium O in European Pharmacopoeia, 2008 and is recommended for isolation and enumeration of coagulase positive Staphylococcus aureus . This medium was developed by Baird-Parker for the isolation of S.

Used for the heterotrophic plate counts and for sub culturing isolates from potable waters using longer incubation periods as per British Pharmacopoeia. It is recommended for pour plate, spread plate and membrane filter techniques.

Used for the heterotrophic plate counts and for sub culturing isolates from potable waters using longer incubation periods as per British Pharmacopoeia. It is recommended for pour plate, spread plate and membrane filter techniques.

Used for the heterotrophic plate counts and for sub culturing isolates from potable waters using longer incubation periods as per British Pharmacopoeia. It is recommended for pour plate, spread plate and membrane filter techniques.

Agar Medium S ( R-2 A Agar) is used for the heterotrophic plate counts and for sub culturing isolates from potable waters using longer incubation periods as per European Pharmacopoeia, It is recommended for pour plate, spread plateand membrane

Agar powder, Bacteriological grade is recommended for routine bacteriological work where compatibility with other ingredients is not a critical criteria. Gelling temperature not more than 40°C.

Agar powder, Bacteriological grade is recommended for routine bacteriological work where compatibility with other ingredients is not a critical criteria. Gelling temperature not more than 40°C.

Agar powder, Bacteriological grade is recommended for routine bacteriological work where compatibility with other ingredients is not a critical criteria. Gelling temperature not more than 40°C.