Brilliant Green Bile Broth – HX-MEDIA

Name: Brilliant Green Bile Broth - HX-MEDIA
SKU: HXM-BGB-01
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Brilliant Green Bile Broth – HX-MEDIA

Principle :- Brilliant green bile broth (BGB) medium is composed of peptone, which provide ample amount of the carbon, nitrogen, essential and non-essential amino acids, along with the trace minerals. The Bile salts in it inhibit the gram-positive microbes. Lactose is a carbohydrate source. Bacteria that ferment lactose are detected by the gas production trapped inside the Durham’s tube. Brilliant Green inhibits gram-positive bacteria and many gram-negative bacteria other than coliforms. Bile broth base used as selective microbial media for enumeration and detection of the enterococcus family members.

Use :- Recommended for detection and confirmation of coliform bacteria in municipal water, waste water, food, milk and dairy products.

SKU: HXM-BGB-01 Categories: Agar Media, Micro Biology Tags: Agar, Brilliant Green Bile, Brilliant Green Bile Broth, Broth, Green Bile, hexa biotech, HX-Media, HX-Tech, ScienoChem

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Brilliant Green Bile Broth – HX-MEDIA – Hexa Biotech

Directions :- Dissolve 40.0 grams in 1000 ml distilled water. Heat Brilliant Green Bile Broth to dissolve the medium completely and distribute in fermentation tubes containing inverted Durham’s tubes and sterilize by autoclaving at 15 lbs pressure (121°C) for 15 minutes. Cool to 45-50°C. For preparation of double strength, it is recommended to dissolve 80.00 grams per litre in 1000ml distilled water.

Specimens types analyzed :- Enterobacteriaceae suspicious and in culture of blood clots from patients with suspected enteric fever, etc.

Precautions to be taken :- These microbial media are intended for the in-vitro use only. All the handling, experiments, storage, and discarding should be performed with the help of skilled and knowledgeable technicians and as per the established guidelines. The material should be disposed only after proper sterilization by autoclaving.

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