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Specifications
- Description:E. faecalis: Freeze dried with media pack
- Media:Blood agar/tryptic soy agar
- Cat. no.:470179-566
- Incubation Conditions:37 °C
- Storage Conditions:Freezer
- Packaging:Lyophilized
- Supplier No.:WARD470179-566
Specifications
About this item
This organism is normal flora of human intestine and may be pathogenic in humans. This organism will grow in Sodium chloride solution.
- Biosafety Level: 2
- Canada: Containment Level 2 - PHAC Licence required
- Gram Stain: Positive
- Morphology: cocci in short chains
- Lancefiled Group: D
- Bile esculin: Positive
- Motility: Negative
- Respiration: Aerobic
- Hemolysis: Gamma
All bacterial cultures undergo an extensive quality control program prior to releasing for sale, so they are guaranteed for purity as well as for species.
This organism is offered as a ready-to-use tube culture, as well as in a freeze-dried culture for longer storage.
Freeze-dried organisms come with everything you need to rehydrate and culture the organism when you're ready.
Bacterial and fungal cultures are restricted and can only be ordered by educational and research professionals.
Ward's Science is not affiliated with the American Type Culture Collection and does not provide corresponding ATCC numbers for our organisms.
As with all organisms, Ward's recommends that you utilize proper aseptic technique when handling all microorganisms.