Polylab Petri Dish 150 mm for Lab Use

Description

Polylab Petri Dish 150 mm  is a  large size plastic petri dish for Biology, Chemistry Laboratory and Diagonistic center uses. Polylab Petri Dish 150 mm is a shallow transparent lidded dish that biologists use to hold growth medium. The culture medium is often an agar plate, a layer a few mm thick of agar or agarose gel containing whatever nutrients the organism requires.

Specification of Plastic Petri Dish 150 mm

• 150mm x 15mm petri dish
• Triple Vented
• Stackable
• Plastic (Polypropylene) 
• Long expiry date
• Durable and Long Lasting Product
• Best Quality Petri dish
• Polypropylene petri dishes are clear, unbreakable and autoclavable.
• Materials Use: Virgin PP
• Brand: PolyLab
• Origin: India

Here are some uses of a 150 mm plastic Petri dish:

1. Cultivating Microorganisms: Researchers use the dish to culture bacteria, fungi, and other microorganisms for study.
2. Conducting Experiments: Scientists perform various biological experiments, such as testing the effects of different substances on microbial growth.
3. Growing Cell Cultures: The dish serves as a platform for growing animal or plant cells in laboratory settings.
4. Storing Samples: Laboratories use it to store and preserve biological samples for future analysis.
5. Testing Antibiotic Sensitivity: Technicians conduct antibiotic sensitivity tests by placing microbial cultures in the dish and applying antibiotic disks.
6. Creating Agar Plates: Users prepare agar plates in the dish for various microbiological applications.
7. Observing Reactions: The transparent plastic allows for easy observation of reactions and growth over time.
8. Teaching Purposes: Educators use the dish for demonstrations and hands-on experiments in biology classes.
9. Developing Biofilms: Researchers study biofilm formation by cultivating bacteria in the dish.
10. Conducting Genetic Studies: Scientists use the dish for experiments involving genetic modifications or selections in microorganisms.
11. Testing Environmental Samples: Researchers use the dish to assess microbial contamination in soil or water samples.
12. Conducting Food Safety Tests: Laboratories test food products for microbial contamination or spoilage.
13. Preparing Plant Tissue Cultures: The dish supports the growth of plant tissues in controlled environments.
14. Isolating Pure Cultures: Scientists use the dish to isolate and maintain pure cultures from mixed samples.
15. Studying Antimicrobial Properties: Researchers evaluate the antimicrobial effects of various natural or synthetic compounds.