Starch Ammonium Sulphate Agar
Starch Ammonium Sulphate Agar is a microbiological agar culture medium formulated for the cultivation and identification of Streptomyces species and other actinomycetes.
This microbiological agar medium provides a suitable nutrient environment that supports the growth and colony development of Streptomyces during laboratory culture. It is widely used in microbiology laboratories, environmental microbial research, and academic studies involving actinomycetes.
Supplied as a dehydrated powder culture medium, the medium can be conveniently prepared by dissolving in water followed by sterilization. After preparation, the medium forms a stable agar surface suitable for microbial cultivation, colony observation, and identification procedures.
Starch Ammonium Sulphate Agar is commonly applied in soil microbiology studies, environmental microorganism isolation, and Streptomyces identification research.
Key Features
- Designed for Streptomyces cultivation and identification
- Suitable for actinomycetes culture
- Microbiological agar culture medium
- Supplied as dehydrated powder
- Easy preparation and sterilization
- Suitable for laboratory microbiology research
- 250 g laboratory packaging
- Stable formulation with 3-year shelf life
Applications
- Streptomyces culture
- Streptomyces identification studies
- Actinomycetes cultivation
- Soil microbiology research
- Environmental microorganism isolation
- Academic microbiology laboratories
Product Specifications
| Item | Description |
|---|---|
| Product Name | Starch Ammonium Sulphate Agar |
| Medium Type | Agar Culture Medium |
| Format | Powder |
| Package | 250 g / bottle |
| Storage | Room temperature |
| Shelf Life | 3 years |
| Application | Streptomyces cultivation and identification |
Medium Composition
Composition (per liter)
Soluble Starch
Ammonium Sulphate
Agar
(Complete formulation information can be provided if required for laboratory reference.)
Directions for Use
- Suspend the required amount of medium in distilled or deionized water.
- Heat with agitation until the medium is completely dissolved.
- Dispense into suitable containers.
- Sterilize by autoclaving at 121°C for 15 minutes.
- Allow the medium to cool and pour into sterile petri dishes if agar plates are required.