| Cat. # | Description | Qty. | Unit |
| 232681 | Antimicrobic Vial P Polymyxin B, 10 mL
Used in the preparation of MYP Agar and SFP Agar Base
|
6 | SP |
Difco™ Antimicrobic Vial P, containing polymyxin B, is used for the preparation of selective microbiological culture media.
| Catalog # | Description | Brand | Quantity | Unit |
| 232681 |
Antimicrobic Vial P Polymyxin B, 10 mL
Used in the preparation of MYP Agar and SFP Agar Base
|
Difco | 6 | SP |
Difco™ Antimicrobic Vial P, containing polymyxin B, is used for the preparation of selective microbiological culture media.
Difco Antimicrobic Vial P is used to supplement SFP Agar Base1 containing Egg Yolk Enrichment 50% and Difco Antimicrobic Vial K for the detection and enumeration of Clostridium perfringens in foods. Difco Antimicrobic Vial P is also used with Difco MYP Agar with Egg Yolk Enrichment 50% for enumerating Bacillus cereus in foods.2
Difco™ Antimicrobic Vial P
Identity Specifications:
Dehydrated Appearance: White cake or powder.
Rehydrated Appearance: Colorless, clear solution.
Cultural Response:
Prepare the base layer and cover layer of Difco SFP Agar per label directions, inoculating the base layer. Incubate at 35 ± 2°C under anaerobic conditions for 18–48 h.
| ORGANISM | ATCC™ | INOCULUM CFU | RECOVERY | COLONY COLOR |
| Clostridium perfringens Clostridium perfringens |
12919 12924 |
30-300 30-300 |
Good Good |
Black with a zone of precipitation (halo) Black with a zone of precipitation (halo) |
Difco™ Antimicrobic Vial P
Approximate Formula* per 10 mL Vial
30,000 units Polymyxin B
*Adjusted and/or supplemented as required to meet performance criteria.
For Laboratory Use.
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