Modified V.P. Broth | M637-500 gm Himedia

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Modified V.P. Broth | M637-500 gm Himedia

Modified V.P. Broth (M637) is a premium-grade medium for Voges-Proskauer tests, ideal for detecting acetoin production in bacteria. Reliable results in 500 gm packs.

5,780.00

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Specifications Table

Product Name Modified V.P. Broth | M637-500 gm Himedia
Quantity/Pack Size 500 gm
Form Powder
Grade Laboratory/Analytical
Application Voges-Proskauer (VP) test for bacterial identification

Product Description

Modified V.P. Broth, also known as M637 broth, is a specialized medium designed for the Voges-Proskauer test, a critical step in bacterial identification. This medium helps detect acetoin production, distinguishing between organisms like Enterobacter and Klebsiella from non-acetoin producers. Whether you’re a student, researcher, or educator, this high-quality Himedia product ensures consistent and reliable results in your lab experiments.

When you buy Modified V.P. Broth online from eqipped, you get a product trusted by professionals for its accuracy and ease of use. The 500 gm pack size is perfect for frequent testing, ensuring you never run out during critical experiments. Simply prepare the medium as per standard protocols, inoculate, and observe the characteristic red coloration for a positive VP test.

Need a dependable medium for your VP tests? Order Modified V.P. Broth today and experience precision in every result.

FAQs

What is Modified V.P. Broth used for?

It’s used for the Voges-Proskauer test to detect acetoin production in bacteria, aiding in species identification.

How do I prepare Modified V.P. Broth?

Dissolve the powder in water, autoclave, and dispense into sterile tubes. Follow standard VP test protocols for inoculation and reagent addition.

Can I buy Modified V.P. Broth in smaller quantities?

This product is available in a 500 gm pack. For smaller needs, check eqipped’s range of lab supplies for alternative options.

What bacteria give a positive VP test?

Enterobacter, Klebsiella, and some Serratia strains typically produce acetoin, yielding a red color.

Is this medium suitable for educational labs?

Yes, its reliability and ease of use make it ideal for both academic and research laboratories.

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