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Beef extract is sourced from bovine tissue and supports the nutritive needs of microorganisms. Providing a mixture of amino acids, peptides, minerals and vitamins this product is recommended for use in microbiological culture media for the examination of water, milk and other materials. -
Brain-heart infusion solids is a dehydrated infusion of porcine brains and heart. This product can be used in preparing microbiological culture media providing nitrogen, vitamins, minerals and amino acids.
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Meat peptone is sourced from hydrolyzed proteins of animal tissue. This peptone consists of soluble amino acids and peptides that provide readily available nitrogen and other essential growth factors. It is primarily used for the cultivation of fastidious and non-fastidious microorganisms in microbiological culture media.
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Soy peptone is manufactured from the enzymatic hydrolysis of soybean. This product provides a good source of nitrogen, carbohydrates, and vitamins. It is recommended for use in microbiological media for the detection and isolation of a wide variety of bacteria and fungi.
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Tryptone is obtained by pancreatic digestion of casein. Casein is the main protein of milk and is a rich source of amino acid and nitrogen. This product can be used in preparing microbiological culture media providing nitrogen, vitamins, minerals and amino acids. Due to the high tryptophan content in tryptone it can be used in detecting indole production.
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Tryptose is a mixed enzymatically digested protein. This product can be used in preparing microbiological culture media providing unique nutritional properties useful for cultivating fastidious microorganisms.
