Differentiate Enterobacteriaceae based on tartrate utilization using InMicro® Prepared: Jordans Tartrate Agar.
Differentiate Enterobacteriaceae based on tartrate utilization using InMicro® Prepared: Jordans Tartrate Agar. In 1928, Jordan and Harmon developed a medium to detect sodium tartrate fermentation by certain strains of Salmonella. In 1957, Ellis et al. demonstrated that to differentiate Salmonella and Arizona, organic acids such as D-tartrate were useful.
This agar medium differentiates Enterobacteriaceae based on tartrate utilization. This medium contains peptones that supply nitrogenous compounds and amino acids necessary for the growth of enteric gram-negative bacilli.
Sodium chloride is a source of essential electrolytes and maintains osmotic equilibrium. The acid produced results in a pH change causing the phenol indicator to change from red to yellow in the lower portion of the tube.
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Agar
Tube/Slant
5 mL
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