Description
Specifications Table
| Product Name | Potato Dextrose Agar Plate w/ β-Lactamase (γ-irradiated, Triple Pack) |
|---|---|
| Quantity/Pack Size | 20 plates |
| Form | Pre-poured agar plates |
| Grade | Research-grade |
| Application | Microbiology, fungal isolation, antibiotic resistance testing |
Product Description
Potato dextrose agar plates with β-lactamase are essential for microbiology labs, especially when testing antibiotic-resistant fungi or bacteria. The γ-irradiation ensures sterility, while the triple-pack format guarantees convenience for researchers and students. These plates are widely used in academic and industrial settings for reliable microbial growth and isolation.
When you buy potato dextrose agar plates online, you get a product that meets strict quality standards. The β-lactamase component helps neutralize β-lactam antibiotics, making these plates ideal for studying resistant strains. Whether you’re working on fungal cultures or antibiotic susceptibility tests, these plates provide consistent results.
For those looking to buy irradiated agar plates, this triple-pack option offers great value. The pre-poured format saves time, and the γ-irradiation process ensures no contamination. Perfect for educational institutions, research labs, and quality control environments.
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These plates are designed for ease of use, with clear labeling and a secure triple-pack to prevent damage during transit. The potato dextrose base supports robust fungal growth, while the β-lactamase ensures accurate resistance testing. A must-have for any lab focused on microbiology research.
FAQs
What is the shelf life of these agar plates?
The plates have a shelf life of 12 months when stored properly at 2-8°C.
Can these plates be used for bacterial cultures?
Yes, they are suitable for both fungal and bacterial cultures, especially for antibiotic resistance studies.
Are these plates autoclavable?
No, they are γ-irradiated and pre-poured, so autoclaving is not required.
What is the purpose of β-lactamase in these plates?
It neutralizes β-lactam antibiotics, allowing the growth of resistant strains for testing.
How should I store these plates?
Store them in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight to maintain sterility.
