BILE ESCULIN AGAR


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61.63 €
Known as:
BILE ESCULIN AGAR
Catalog number:
4539
Product Quantity:
Box of 20 units (4 Blister x 5 units each)
Category:
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Supplier:
Condalab
Gene target:
BILE ESCULIN AGAR
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