Mycoplasma bovis derived from ATCC® 25025™*

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Biosafety Level: 2

6 lyophilized pellets of a single microorganism strain for quality control

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General Information

Biosafety Level2

Product FormatLYFO DISK™

Test MethodMicrobial Identification

Catalog number01053

TaxonomyBacteria

Price CodeL-E

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Culture Method

MediaPhase 1: Mycoplasma Broth. Phase 2: Mycoplasma Agar

TemperaturePhase 1: 35°C, Phase 2: 35°C

AtmospherePhase 1: Aerobic, Phase 2: 5 to 7% Carbon Dioxide

Growth TimePhase 1: 48 hours, Phase 2: 3 to 7 days

Additional TipsNote: Inoculate Broth with LYFO DISK® or KWIK-STIK™. For Phase 1, prepare a 1:10 serial dilution using Mycoplasma Broth. Incubate the broth aerobically at 35°C for 48 hours. Then, for Phase 2, plate 0.2 ml of the broth culture to Mycoplasma Agar. Incubate agar in 5 to 7% carbon dioxide at 35°C for 3 to 7 days. Do not use cotton swabs or wooden sticks. In order to see colonies, examine plates microscopically.

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