ADC Alternative | Albumin-Dextrose-Catalase Supplement | Mycobacterial Culture Enrichment
What Is M-ADC Enrichment?
M-ADC Enrichment is a culture supplement formulated as an alternative to conventional ADC enrichment used in mycobacterial cultivation workflows. The formulation contains bovine albumin, dextrose, and catalase, providing nutrients and protective components that support the isolation and growth of diverse mycobacterial species.
The supplement helps create favorable growth conditions by neutralizing toxic compounds and reducing oxidative stress during culture, supporting reliable microbiology research workflows.
Quick Product Facts
Attribute
Specification
Product Name
M-ADC Enrichment
Category
Mycobacterial Culture Supplement
Components
Bovine Albumin, Dextrose, Catalase
Function
ADC Alternative
Format
Liquid Supplement
Storage
2–8 °C
Intended Use
Research Use Only (RUO)
Product Overview
Isolation and cultivation of mycobacterial species often require enrichment supplements that provide protective nutrients and improve microbial growth conditions.
M-ADC Enrichment is designed as an alternative to traditional ADC enrichment systems used in mycobacterial culture media. The formulation contains bovine albumin, dextrose, and catalase, which collectively help support microbial growth and protect cells from environmental stress.
Bovine albumin helps neutralize toxic compounds that may accumulate during microbial culture. Dextrose serves as a fermentable carbohydrate that supports cellular metabolism. Catalase helps remove hydrogen peroxide, reducing oxidative stress that can negatively affect mycobacterial growth.
Together, these components create favorable conditions for cultivation of diverse mycobacterial species in microbiology research workflows.
Key Features
Alternative to ADC Enrichment
Designed as a functional alternative to conventional ADC supplements used in mycobacterial culture systems including M. tuberculosis and M. bovis BCG.
Optimized Growth Components
Contains bovine albumin, dextrose, and catalase to support microbial growth and protect cells from environmental stress.
Reduced Oxidative Stress
Catalase helps remove hydrogen peroxide, improving culture conditions for mycobacteria.
Supports Diverse Mycobacterial Species
Suitable for cultivation of multiple mycobacterial species used in microbiology research.
Cost-Efficient Supplement
Modified serum components provide a more economical alternative compared with many traditional enrichment supplements.
Role of ADC Components in Mycobacterial Culture
Mycobacterial culture media often require enrichment supplements that provide nutrients and protect cells from environmental stress.
Albumin binds and neutralizes toxic compounds that may accumulate during microbial growth.
Dextrose serves as an energy source supporting cellular metabolism and microbial proliferation.
Catalase removes hydrogen peroxide generated during microbial metabolism, reducing oxidative stress that can inhibit bacterial growth.
These components together create a favorable culture environment for mycobacterial cultivation.
Applications
M-ADC Enrichment may be used in research workflows including:
• Mycobacterial microbiology research • Mycobacterial isolation and cultivation studies • Microbial growth characterization • Antimicrobial discovery research • Vaccine research involving mycobacterial species
Researchers should evaluate suitability for their specific experimental systems.
Comparison With Conventional ADC Enrichment
Feature
M-ADC Enrichment
Traditional ADC
Core Components
Albumin, Dextrose, Catalase
Albumin, Dextrose, Catalase
Growth Support
Yes
Yes
Oxidative Stress Protection
Catalase-mediated
Catalase-mediated
Cost Efficiency
Higher
Standard
Frequently Asked Questions
What is M-ADC Enrichment?
M-ADC Enrichment is a culture supplement containing albumin, dextrose, and catalase used to support mycobacterial cultivation.
Why use ADC enrichment in mycobacterial culture?
ADC supplements provide nutrients and protective components that improve microbial growth conditions.
What role does albumin play in culture media?
Albumin helps neutralize toxic compounds that may inhibit microbial growth.
Why is catalase important in microbial culture?
Catalase removes hydrogen peroxide, reducing oxidative stress that can damage microbial cells.
What research applications can use M-ADC Enrichment?
The supplement may be used in microbiology research workflows involving mycobacterial cultivation.
Is this product intended for diagnostic use?
No. M-ADC Enrichment is for Research Use Only (RUO).
In stock
SKU:
AB-M107-100
Estimate delivery times:12-26 days (International)
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