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LYFO DISK™
Catalog No. 01144L

Lactobacillus plantarum subsp. plantarum derived from ATCC® 14917™*

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1 Vial

Details

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Biosafety Level: 1

6 lyophilized pellets of a single microorganism strain for quality control

General Information
Culture Method

General Information

Biosafety Level1
Product FormatLYFO DISK™
Test MethodFood and Food Ingredients: Enumeration of Indicator/Spoilage Microorganisms, Media Testing
Catalog number01144
Standards and GuidelinesU.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA)
TaxonomyBacteria
Industry TypeFood Safety
Price CodeL-C
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Culture Method

MediaNonselective Sheep Blood Agar or Columbia CNA with Sheep Blood
Temperature35°C
Atmosphere5 to 7% Carbon Dioxide
Growth Time48 hours
Additional TipsAlternatively, the strain may be grown in MRS (Man, Rogosa, Sharpe) Broth in aerobic atmosphere for 48 hours Transfer to either Columbia CNA with Sheep Blood or Nonselective Sheep Blood Agar. Incubate at 35°C in 5 to 7% carbon dioxide for 48 hours.
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