Description
Specifications Table
Product Name – Peptone BioVeg Sterile for Bacteriology (Gamma Irradiated) Quantity/Pack Size – 100 Gms, 500 Gms Form – Powder Grade – Laboratory Grade Application – Bacteriology
Product Overview
Peptone BioVeg Sterile for Bacteriology (Gamma Irradiated) is a premium quality peptone designed specifically for bacteriological applications. This product is gamma irradiated to ensure sterility, making it an ideal choice for laboratories requiring a high level of purity. Manufactured from vegetable sources, it is suitable for a wide range of bacteriological media preparations. Its high nutritional value supports the growth of various bacterial strains, ensuring reliable and consistent results. The sterile nature of the peptone minimizes the risk of contamination, enhancing the accuracy of your experiments. Whether you are a student, researcher, or educator, this peptone is a reliable and efficient choice for your bacteriological needs.
FAQs
1. What is the primary application of Peptone BioVeg Sterile for Bacteriology?
Peptone BioVeg Sterile for Bacteriology is primarily used in bacteriological media preparations to support the growth of various bacterial strains.
2. Is this peptone suitable for other types of laboratory work besides bacteriology?
While it is specifically designed for bacteriological applications, its high nutritional value may make it suitable for other types of microbiological work, but it is best to consult with a lab professional for specific applications.
3. How is the sterility of this peptone ensured?
The sterility of Peptone BioVeg is ensured through gamma irradiation, a process that effectively eliminates microorganisms without compromising the nutritional value of the peptone.
4. What are the available pack sizes for this product?
The available pack sizes for Peptone BioVeg Sterile for Bacteriology are 100 Gms and 500 Gms.
5. Can this peptone be used in academic settings?
Yes, this peptone is suitable for use in academic settings, including schools, colleges, and universities for bacteriological studies and experiments.
