Description
Specifications Table
| Product Name | Phenylalanine Agar w/ 1.2% Agar |
|---|---|
| Pack Size | 500 gm |
| Form | Powder |
| Grade | Laboratory Grade |
| Application | Microbiology, Bacterial Identification |
Product Description
Phenylalanine Agar is a specialized microbiological medium designed to detect phenylalanine deaminase activity in bacteria. This agar is widely used in clinical and research laboratories to identify organisms like Proteus species, which produce phenylpyruvic acid from phenylalanine. The medium contains L-phenylalanine as the key substrate, allowing for clear differentiation of bacterial colonies based on their metabolic activity.
Whether you’re a student, researcher, or educator, this high-quality agar from Himedia ensures reliable results in your experiments. The 500gm pack size is perfect for frequent use in labs, providing consistency and accuracy in bacterial identification tests.
At eqipped, we understand the importance of precision in microbiology. That’s why we offer Phenylalanine Agar that meets stringent quality standards, ensuring you get dependable performance every time.
Need Phenylalanine Agar for your lab? Buy online today and get fast delivery across India.
FAQs
What is Phenylalanine Agar used for?
Phenylalanine Agar is used to detect phenylalanine deaminase activity in bacteria, particularly for identifying Proteus species in clinical and research settings.
How do I prepare Phenylalanine Agar?
Dissolve the powder in distilled water, sterilize by autoclaving, cool to 45-50°C, and pour into Petri dishes. Follow the manufacturer’s instructions for exact proportions.
Where can I buy Phenylalanine Agar online?
You can buy Phenylalanine Agar online at eqipped, a trusted supplier of lab reagents and microbiology media in India.
What is the shelf life of Phenylalanine Agar?
The powder has a long shelf life when stored in a cool, dry place. Once prepared, the agar plates should be used within a few days for best results.
Is Phenylalanine Agar suitable for student labs?
Yes, it is commonly used in educational settings to teach bacterial identification and metabolic testing due to its clear and reliable results.
