一、菌种简介

 1、菌种名称：蜡样芽胞杆菌 Bacillus cereus 

 2、菌种编号：TS963234 

 3、生物危害程度：四类 

二、储存条件 冻干菌种和试管斜面请置于2℃～8℃冷藏。

三、培养条件

 1、培养基： LB培养基(LB Medium)

 2、培养基成分：蛋白胨 10.0g，酵母粉 5.0g，NaCl 10.0g，琼脂 15.0g，蒸馏水 1.0L，pH7.0。推荐使用商品化成品培养基。

 3、需氧类型：好氧

 4、培养温度：37 

四、注意事项 

 1、菌种常规培养时间：细菌1-2天，酵母3天，霉菌5-7天，大型真菌 7-10天。 

 2、试管斜面菌种请尽快转接，不建议长期存放。 

 3、初次使用时请按照本说明书推荐条件进行复活培养，如使用其它类型培养基或培养条件造成菌种不活等损失，泰斯拓生物科技不负责任。

 4、使用者应保证菌种的安全存储和操作，带菌废弃物应高压灭菌处理后丢弃。

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