WS_HSE_Catalog_VWR_new - Ward's Science
WS_HSE_Catalog_VWR_new - Ward's Science
WS_HSE_Catalog_VWR_new - Ward's Science
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90<br />
microbiology cultures & supplies<br />
Escherichia coli<br />
Often isolated from urinary tract infections.<br />
Normal intestinal flora. Lactose positive, indole<br />
positive, citrate negative. Motile. Rods. Gram negative<br />
reaction. Aerobic. Incubation temperature<br />
37°C. Tryptic soy agar growth medium.<br />
850400 $10.30<br />
Bacillus subtilis<br />
Found in soil. Central spores, chains. Produces antibiotics<br />
bacitracin, subtilin, and bacillin. Motile. Rods.<br />
Gram positive reaction. Aerobic. Incubation temperature<br />
30°C. Tryptic soy agar growth medium.<br />
850228 $10.30<br />
Staphylococcus<br />
epidermidis<br />
Normal flora of human skin. Coagulase negative,<br />
catalase positive. Nonmotile. Cocci; grapelike<br />
clusters. Gram positive reaction. Aerobic.<br />
Incubation temperature 37°C. Tryptic soy agar<br />
growth medium.<br />
851035 $10.30<br />
These cultures are packaged in 16 x 125 mm tubes.<br />
Kocuria rhizophila<br />
(Micrococcus luteus)<br />
Found in water, air, soil, and on skin. Chromogenesis—<br />
yellow pigment produced. Nonmotile. Cocci; in tetrads.<br />
Gram positive reaction. Aerobic incubation temperature<br />
30°C; will grow at 0–37°C. Tryptic soy agar growth<br />
medium.<br />
850966 $10.30<br />
Bacillus cereus<br />
Isolated from food. Presence in large amounts causes<br />
food poisoning. Central terminal spores. Motile. Rods;<br />
often in chains. Gram positive reaction. Aerobic.<br />
Incubation temperature 30°C. Tryptic soy agar growth<br />
medium.<br />
850200 $10.30<br />
Ward’s Tube Cultures:<br />
Tube cultures are packaged in 16 x 125 mm tubes.<br />
They offer you the advantage of the specimens<br />
arriving in a form ready to subculture.<br />
Ward’s Special Orders:<br />
Certain cultures can be prepared as demo plates<br />
upon request. A demo plate is a culture lawn on a 100 x 15 mm plate with<br />
agar. They offer the advantage of arriving ready for any use or experimentation.<br />
Call our technical service staff at 1-800-962-2660 for details. Please<br />
call in advance for large quantities and custom orders.<br />
Ward’s <strong>Science</strong> Guarantees<br />
• All Ward’s <strong>Science</strong> cultures are guaranteed for purity, ensuring that you receive the highest quality specimens available. This strict<br />
quality level is maintained through morphological characterization and/or biochemical screening.<br />
• Ward’s <strong>Science</strong> Unconditional Satisfaction Guarantee: If you’re not satisfied with the condition of your culture, we’ll replace it or<br />
give you a full refund.<br />
• Most cultures, except those noted, will be delivered to you in two business days, or it’s free.<br />
• You can place your orders weeks or months in advance.<br />
Shipping/Restrictions/Regulations for Bacteria and Fungi Cultures and Sets:<br />
Ward’s <strong>Science</strong> adheres to the Biosafety Guidelines for Microbiological and Biomedical Laboratories, as<br />
published by the National Institutes of Health (NIH). Based on these guidelines, Ward’s will not ship bacteria<br />
or fungi cultures to individuals.<br />
Pathogens: Human or animal pathogens will only be shipped to colleges, universities, accredited industrial, municipal,<br />
or government laboratories. Orders for pathogens must be made on institutional purchase orders and must include<br />
the name of the recipient. We may verify orders prior to shipment and we reserve the right to refuse shipment. The<br />
Department of Transportation classifies all pathogens as hazardous materials, requiring an additional $30 charge for<br />
shipping. Organisms designated by the Canadian government as pathogens are subject to a $30 shipping charge<br />
in Canada.<br />
Blood Agar and Blood Products: Any media containing blood can only be shipped to colleges, universities or<br />
accredited labs.<br />
Plant Pathogens: The U.S. Department of Agriculture requires permits for the shipment of plant pathogens to all 50<br />
states. Call for a permit application. A completed application must be sent to to the U.S. Department of Agriculture.<br />
Processing of your application by the USDA takes 4–6 weeks.<br />
Canadian Customers: CFIA and PHAC regulations require customers to submit a completed inspection checklist<br />
and signed statement of facilities compliance before receiving certain cultures. A customer service representative will<br />
contact you if documentation is required.<br />
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