InMicro® Prepared: Gelatin Medium (Nutrient Gelatin) (12%) is a solid medium recommended for use in determining the ability of an organism to liquefy gelatin.
Differentiate and Identify Enterobacteriaceae spp. using InMicro® Prepared: Gelatin Medium (Nutrient Gelatin). In their studies of gelatin liquefaction by gram-negative bacilli, Levine and Carpenter incorporated gelatin into the nutrient medium. The production of gelatinase by some bacteria and the resulting liquefaction of gelatin can be used to differentiate certain bacilli. Gelatin Medium (Nutrient Media) (12%) is recommended as a standard method for use in taxonomic work because the rate of gelatin liquefaction is important in the characterization of the Enterobacteriaceae.
Certain genera of enteric gram-negative bacilli and nonfermentive gram-negative bacilli can be differentiated and identified by the production of gelatinase. Gelatinase is a proteolytic enzyme that hydrolyzes gelatin into its constituent amino acids with a loss of its gelling characteristics.
The medium contains peptone and beef extract that supply amino acids and other essential nutrients to support the growth of non-fastidious bacteria. Gelatin is incorporated to determine an organism’s ability to produce gelatinase. The proteolytic enzyme gelatinase decomposes gelatin into smaller components, resulting in liquefaction of the gelatin.
Manufactured at a cGMP-compliant facility under the ISO 13485 standard, ensuring high-quality manufacturing standards, consistency, and reliability for both research and industrial settings.
Gelatin
Tube/Slant
5 mL
Product Quantity | Pack of 20 |
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