Tryptone is a peptone derived from the enzymatic digest of casein, often used in culture media. While tryptone is rich in tryptophane, it also contains a mixture of nitrogen, amino acids, and vitamins.
Application
Suitable for use as nutritional source in microbial media.
Features and Benefits
Tryptone EZMix powder provides:
Granulated, dust-free format for safer handling and faster mixing
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