BNCC
Mycobacterium celatum
SKU 361313
Bioware
A preserved microbial culture intended for controlled microbiological studies and reference use.
Suitable for culture-method verification, identification workflows, media performance assessment, and laboratory quality control.
Technical Specifications
| Organism | Mycobacterium celatum |
|---|---|
| Material Type | Microbial Strain |
| Preservation Form | Freeze dried pellet |
| Morphological Characteristics | The colony is small, round, with irregular edges, opaque, yellow on the front, light in color, raised in the middle, dry in texture, G+(blue purple), rod-shaped |
| Culture Method | ① Prepare 2 of the above plates; ② After disinfecting the surface of the ampoule tube, open it in a safety cabinet, burn the top with an alcohol lamp, quickly drip sterile water to break it, and then use tweezers to crush it; ③ Take 0.5mL of sterile water and transfer it into a freeze-drying tube. After fully dissolving the bacterial powder, transfer it into 2 plates at a rate of 200 μL per Agar plate and apply evenly; ④ Place the petri dish under the above cultivation conditions for cultivation, and once the bacterial strain grows, it can be used. (During the cultivation period, the agar plate should be kept moist) |
| Culture Conditions | 37 °C; 7-14 days; aerobic |
| Provided Formats | Freeze dried pellet; Bacterial suspension; Agar plate |
| Culture Medium No. | 360851 |
| Culture Medium Name | Middlebrook 7H10 Agar |
| Culture Medium Composition | (NH4)2SO4:0.5g, KH2PO4:1.5g, Na2HPO4:1.5g, Na3C6H5O7:0.4g, MgSO4:0.025g, CaCl2:0.5mg, ZnSO4:0.001g, CuSO4:0.001g, Sodium L-Glutamate(C5H8NNaO4):0.5g, C6H8FeNO7:0.04g, Pyridoxine Hydrochloride(C8H11NO3.HCl):0.001g, Biotin(C10H16N2O3S):0.5mg, Malachite Green:0.25mg, OADC Supplement:10%(added at 50°C), Glycerol:5ml, Agar:15.0g, pH:6.4-6.8(25°C) |
| Application | Microbiological research, method verification, culture studies, and laboratory quality control. |
|---|---|
| Storage Conditions | 2-8 °C |
| Country of Origin | China |
Documents
The Certificate of Analysis (COA) is issued for the applicable batch or lot and is available upon request.