"bacteria"

A necessary tool for working with bacteria.

Learn about growing bacteria, their morphology, and bacterial staining techniques.

Learn about the different types of media used to grow bacteria.

Teach the Importance of Aseptic Techniques

Students check water for contaminants using PCR-based testing.

Contrast Organism Structures

Place one BactoBead™ on an agar plate, watch it dissolve, and streak for isolated colonies.

How Do Bacteria Turn On And Turn Off Genes?

Explore how bacteria and viruses spread through a population.

This lab features two experiments that let students determine the resistance of bacteria to tetracycline, an antibiotic. Developed by Edward Alcamo.

For identification of Gram-negative bacteria based on dextrose, lactose, and sucrose fermentation, and hydrogen sulfide production.

Using this kit, students genetically engineer bacteria with genes from a jellyfish.

Users can observe the sensitivity of various bacteria and fungi to an array of antibiotics with these convenient kits.

These quality-crafted products are made from hospital grade stainless steel 18/8 (304) with seamless construction that can help to prevent bacteria growth and allows products to be cleaned with ease.

How does the immune response protect against diseases caused by bacteria?

Using penicillin-impregnated discs on two plates, students grow one lawn each of two common, naturally occurring pathogen bacteria.