Philip Harris Bacterial Culture - Micrococcus luteus
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Philip Harris Bacterial Culture - Micrococcus luteus
G1006641
Product code: G1006641
Direct Delivery – up to 3 weeks.
Product Description
Micrococcus luteus is a coccus-shaped bacterium which is Gram Positive and divides to form tetrads, clusters or cubical packets in yellow colonies.
- Pack Size: 1 x Bacterial Slope
- Storage: Room Temperature (or in the fridge to pro-long life)
- Subculturing: Monthly
- Incubation Temperature: 30°C
**Please note that all of our Bacterial Cultures have been developed for us in schools for educational purposes. They are not recommended for research or commercial use.**
- Aseptic handling technique should always be observed when handling bacterial cultures.
- Our living bacterial cultures are carefully selected for teaching purposes, and as such, most are classified as Hazard Group 1 - unlikely to cause human disease.
- Bacterial cultures should be regularly subcultured to maintain their health.
- Cultures should always be inspected for contamination before use.
- Any cultures stored in the fridge should be given time to return to room temperature before use.
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Direct Delivery – up to 3 weeks.
Micrococcus luteus is a coccus-shaped bacterium which is Gram Positive and divides to form tetrads, clusters or cubical packets in yellow colonies.
- Pack Size: 1 x Bacterial Slope
- Storage: Room Temperature (or in the fridge to pro-long life)
- Subculturing: Monthly
- Incubation Temperature: 30°C
**Please note that all of our Bacterial Cultures have been developed for us in schools for educational purposes. They are not recommended for research or commercial use.**
- Aseptic handling technique should always be observed when handling bacterial cultures.
- Our living bacterial cultures are carefully selected for teaching purposes, and as such, most are classified as Hazard Group 1 - unlikely to cause human disease.
- Bacterial cultures should be regularly subcultured to maintain their health.
- Cultures should always be inspected for contamination before use.
- Any cultures stored in the fridge should be given time to return to room temperature before use.
