Nutrient Agar media is a cornerstone in microbiology, offering a versatile platform for exploring the diversity of the microbial world. From educational settings to industrial applications, Nutrient Agar plays a pivotal role in cultivating various microorganisms. At TM Media, we have various variants of Nutrient Agar to cater to the diverse needs of different industries, making them a reliable choice for researchers and professionals.
The formulation of Nutrient Agar, includes the following ingredients per litre:
Ingredients | Quantity (g) |
Peptone | 5.00 |
Sodium chloride | 5.00 |
Beef extract | 1.00 |
Yeast extract | 2.00 |
Agar | 15.00 |
At its core, Nutrient Agar comprises peptone, beef extract, and yeast extract, providing essential nitrogen compounds, carbon, vitamins, and trace elements crucial for bacterial growth. Sodium chloride maintains the osmotic balance. Nutrient Agar Plates, due to their simplicity, are optimal for routine cultivation and enumeration of non-fastidious bacteria.
Food Industry:
Pharmaceutical R&D:
Veterinary Laboratories:
Clinical Diagnostic Laboratories:
Agricultural Microbiology:
Educational Settings:
Different microorganisms exhibit distinct appearances and characteristics on Nutrient Agar:
At TM Media, we offer various Nutrient Agar variants tailored to specific needs:
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