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Peptone Water (Andrade) (Dehydrated)

Catalog number: CM0061B
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Thermo Scientific™

Peptone Water (Andrade) (Dehydrated)

Catalog number: CM0061B
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Carry out fermentation studies with Thermo Scientific™ Oxoid™ Peptone Water (Andrade) (Dehydrated) when added with carbohydrates and other organic compounds. Andrade’s indicator is a solution of acid-Fuchsin that when added to peptone water is colorless or slightly pink at pH 7.4. It becomes pink at acid pH levels and yellow at alkaline pH levels (working over a pH range of 5-8).

The peptone used in this medium is free from fermentable carbohydrates and also free from nitrates which may interfere with gas production.

 
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DescriptionPeptone Water Andrade's
Product TypePre-enrichment Medium
Quantity500 g
YieldFor 33.3L medium
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DescriptionPeptone Water Andrade's
Product TypePre-enrichment Medium
Quantity500 g
YieldFor 33.3L medium
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Peptone Water Andrade's is a nutrient base containing Andrade's indicator to which carbohydrates and other diagnostic reagents may be added for use in fermentation studies.

The biochemical identification of organisms capable of growing in this medium is made by observing the catabolism of the various carbohydrates added to separate tubes of peptone water. To detect fermentation, which is the production of acid and gas, a small, inverted tube (Durham fermentation tube) is inserted into the peptone water to trap any gas produced by the organism. A single bubble in the tube is sufficient to label the organism positive. Some organisms will utilize the sugar to produce acid only, without gas formation.

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