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Peptone Yeast Glucose Broth

Catalog number: R062148
Thermo Scientific™

Peptone Yeast Glucose Broth

Catalog number: R062148

Determine fermentation reactions and metabolic end products of anaerobic bacteria with Thermo Scientific™ Remel™ Peptone Yeast Glucose Broth (PYG) w/hemin and vitamin K. Anaerobic bacteria are unable to oxidize nutrients to form CO2 and water. Instead, intermediate metabolic products are formed that consists of short chain fatty acids, organic acids, and alcohols which are distinctive for the various groups of anaerobic bacteria1,2. PYG broth is a nonselective broth medium that identifies short-chain acid end products and helps to identify anaerobic bacteria isolated from clinical specimens.

 
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Determine fermentation reactions and metabolic end-products of anaerobic bacteria using the liquid medium Peptone Yeast Glucose Broth (PYG) with hemin and vitamin K.

Anaerobic infections can involve any organ in the body when appropriate condition exist3. Treatment of anaerobic infections is frequently different than aerobic bacteria, hence it is important to accurately identify the pathogenic bacteria4.

  • This medium is processed in an atmosphere of nitrogen and hydrogen.
  • Incubate under anaerobic conditions at 35-37°C for 48 hours, or until adequate growth is obtained.
  • Gas liquid chromatography (GLC) is carried out for metabolic end product analysis and/or whole-cell fatty acid profilling.

Peptone Yeast Glucose Broth (PYG) with hemin and vitamin K contains peptone and yeast extract that supply protein and other nutrients required for the growth of anaerobic bacteria. Sodium bicarbonate and dipotassium phosphate are buffers. Glucose is an energy source. Vitamin K is required for growth of some anaerobic bacteria, like Bacteroides species and gram-positive sporeformers. Hemin supplies the X factor which stimulates the growth of many organisms. Cysteine helps to reduce and maintain low oxygen potential.

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  1. Dowell, V.R. and T.M. Hawkins. 1974. Laboratory Methods in Anaerobic Bacteriology, CDC Laboratory Manual. U.S. Dept. of H.H.S., CDC, Atlanta, GA.
  2. Summanen, P., E.J. Baron, D.M. Citron, C. Strong, H.M. Wexler, and S.M. Finegold. 1993. Wadsworth Anaerobic Bacteriology Manual. 5th Star Publishing Co., Belmont, CA.
  3. Koneman, E.W., S.D. Allen, W.M. Janda, P.C. Schreckenberger, and W.C. Winn, Jr. 1997. Color Atlas and Textbook of Diagnostic Microbiology. 5th Lippincott Williams & Wilkins, Philadelphia, PA.
  4. J., K.C. Caroll, G. Funke, J.H. Jorgensen, M.L. Landry, and D.W. Warnock. 2011. Manual of Clinical Microbiology. 10th ed. ASM Press, Washington, D.C.

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