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Mueller Hinton Agar No. 2

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For testing susceptibility of common and rapidly growing bacteria using antimicrobial discs by the Bauer - Kirby method. Manufactured to contain low levels of thymine, thymidine, calcium and magnesium.

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Mueller Hinton Agar No. 2 is recommended for testing susceptibility of common and rapidly growing bacteria using antimicrobial discs by the Bauer - Kirby method. Manufactured to contain low levels of thymine, thymidine, calcium and magnesium, the medium is used as a test medium for antimicrobial susceptibility testing which involves diffusion of antimicrobial agents impregnated on paper disc through an agar gel. It demonstrates good batch-to-batch reproducibility for susceptible testing. It is low in sulfonamide, trimethoprim and tetracycline inhibitors. It supports the growth of most non-fastidious bacterial pathogens

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Product Name	Mueller Hinton Agar No. 2
SKU	M1084
Product Type	Regular
Physical Form	Powder
Origin	Animal
Packaging type	HDPE
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