Technical TC Grade Agar
Technical TC Grade Agar
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Technical Grade Agar is a versatile gelling agent ideal for various industrial applications. It can also be used by beginners and hobbyists as a cost-effective gelling agent option in their plant tissue culture applications.
The Benefits of Technical Grade Agar
- Easy to use
- Strong Gelling Properties: Forms gels for diverse purposes.
- Economical Choice: Cost-effective solution compared to supreme tissue culture grade agar.
- Acts as a solid support for the growth and development of explants
- Allows the absorption of nutrients by the plant cells
How To Use Agar
Follow the given steps to prepare the tissue culture media using Technical TC Agar:
- Take a beaker and add 800 ml of distilled water to it.
- To the water add PCT’s MS Media or (alternative medium) 4.54 grams, 30 grams of sugar, and PPM™ (generally 1-2 ml/L)
- Make up the volume of the media to 1000ml.
- Adjust the pH of the media between 5.4-5.8
- Add 6-8 grams of PCT’s Technical Tissue Culture Grade Agar to the media and keep stirring.
- Autoclave the medium for 20 minutes at 15 psi and 121℃.
Your media is ready!
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Product Information
Product Information
Product Name | Technical Grade Agar |
Synonyms | Gelose |
Molecular Formula | C14H24O9 |
Molecular Weight | 334.337 |
CAS No. | 9002-18-0 |
Physical State | Solid powder |
Appearance | Light beige. |
Solubility | 10-20g/L at 60 °C |
Gelling Strength | >900 g/cm2 |
Shipping & Storage
Shipping & Storage
Shelf Life | See expiry date on the bottle |
Storage Temp | 20-22 °C |
HS Code | 1302.31 |
Applications
Applications
- Agar acts as a gelling agent, solidifying the culture medium and providing a stable environment for structured plant tissue growth.
- Agar enables plant tissues to absorb nutrients, water, and growth regulators from the culture medium.
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