Nitrate peptone water medium

Reagent Code: #128925

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Nitrate Peptone Water Medium is a liquid culture medium used in microbiology for the nitrate reduction test. It facilitates the detection of bacterial ability to reduce nitrate to nitrite or further to nitrogen gas, aiding in the identification of denitrifying bacteria, including certain enteric pathogens. The medium contains peptone as a nitrogen source and potassium nitrate as the substrate. After incubation, specific reagents (e.g., sulfanilic acid and alpha-naphthylamine) are added to test for nitrite presence, or Durham tubes detect gas production. Commonly applied in clinical, food, water, and environmental microbiology to assess microbial quality and contamination. Suitable for qualitative biochemical testing in laboratories.

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Nitrate Peptone Water Medium is a liquid culture medium used in microbiology for the nitrate reduction test. It facilitates the detection of bacterial ability to reduce nitrate to nitrite or further to nitrogen gas, aiding in the identification of denitrifying bacteria, including certain enteric pathogens. The medium contains peptone as a nitrogen source and potassium nitrate as the substrate. After incubation, specific reagents (e.g., sulfanilic acid and alpha-naphthylamine) are added to test for nitrit

Nitrate Peptone Water Medium is a liquid culture medium used in microbiology for the nitrate reduction test. It facilitates the detection of bacterial ability to reduce nitrate to nitrite or further to nitrogen gas, aiding in the identification of denitrifying bacteria, including certain enteric pathogens. The medium contains peptone as a nitrogen source and potassium nitrate as the substrate. After incubation, specific reagents (e.g., sulfanilic acid and alpha-naphthylamine) are added to test for nitrite presence, or Durham tubes detect gas production. Commonly applied in clinical, food, water, and environmental microbiology to assess microbial quality and contamination. Suitable for qualitative biochemical testing in laboratories.

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