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==Procurement== | ==Procurement== | ||
*You can get | *You can get casamino acids for example from BD (cat. 223050) | ||
==Use== | ==Use== | ||
* Usual stock solution is 10% and can be autoclaved. | * Usual stock solution is 10% and can be autoclaved. | ||
==History== | |||
Original method for producing casamino acids is described in: | |||
Mueller, J.H., Johnson, E.R., 1941. Acid hydrolysates of casein to replace peptone in the preparation of bacteriological media. Journal of Immunology, 40, 33-38. | |||
==Contact== | ==Contact== | ||
*Please feel free to edit this page or add comments on the talk page. | *Please feel free to edit this page or add comments on the talk page. | ||
[[Category:Material]] | [[Category:Material]] | ||
Latest revision as of 10:04, 21 December 2012
Purpose
- Casamino acids are a mix of amino acids that is used to supplement growth media as for example AB medium. Note that it does contain all amino acids except tryptophan. It is produced from casein (milk).
Procurement
- You can get casamino acids for example from BD (cat. 223050)
Use
- Usual stock solution is 10% and can be autoclaved.
History
Original method for producing casamino acids is described in: Mueller, J.H., Johnson, E.R., 1941. Acid hydrolysates of casein to replace peptone in the preparation of bacteriological media. Journal of Immunology, 40, 33-38.
Contact
- Please feel free to edit this page or add comments on the talk page.
