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Sabouraud Dextrose Broth

Sabouraud Dextrose Broth

Sterile, ready-to-use liquid medium for cultivating fungi, including yeasts and molds.
$9.95 USD
$9.95 USD
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Technical details

Applications

Cultivation of yeasts, molds, and other fungi; mycology research; laboratory fungal-culture workflows.

Formulation

Per liter: dextrose 40 g; peptone 10 g. Finished-product release pH: 5.6 ± 0.2.

Storage

Unopened: Store at 4–30°C. Ambient storage within this range is acceptable for shorter-term use; refrigeration is recommended for longer-term storage. After opening: Refrigerate and use appropriate aseptic handling. Brief excursions above 30°C during normal shipping are acceptable; avoid prolonged excessive heat and temperatures low enough to cause freezing.

Shelf life

Unopened: 2 years. After opening: Up to 6 months when refrigerated and handled appropriately using aseptic technique.

Quality control

Growth tested with suitable microorganisms to confirm expected growth. After filling, bottles are observed for a minimum of 48 hours for evidence of unintended microbial growth as a contamination/sterility QC check. Finished-product pH, appearance, and fill volume are verified. Each finished unit receives a lot number for traceability. Media are sterilized by autoclaving; autoclave sterilization is monitored using biological/spore indicators and temperature-sensitive chemical indicator tape. Components requiring separate treatment are filter sterilized.

Sabouraud Dextrose Broth (SDB) is supplied sterile and ready to use for cultivating fungi, including yeasts and molds.

Select the appropriate volume, inoculate using aseptic technique, and incubate under the conditions required by your organism and protocol.