- Centrifuges
- Centrifuge Tubes
- Chillers
- Climatic Chambers
- Cloning Cylinders
- CO2 Incubators
- Centrifugal Concentrators
- Freeze Dryers
- Furnaces
- Hungate Tubes
- Incubators
- Incubated Shakers
- Liquid Handling
- Microfuges
- Ovens
- Pipettors
- Plant Growth Chambers
- Roll-in Incubators/Rollers
- Shaking Incubators
- Shakers
- Sterilization Chambers
- Mixers/Stirrers
- Tensiometers
- Test Chambers
- Flasks/Spinner Flasks
- Vacuum Ovens
- Vacuum Concentrators
- Vacuum Pumps
- Viscometers
- Water Baths/Thermostats
Hungate Type Anaerobic Culture Tube
- Gas tight tube designed for obtaining and maintaining anaerobic culture conditions
- Method of Hungate et.al, utilizes syringe methods for anaerobiosis
- Anaerobic culture tubes contain three autoclavable parts; a screw cap with a 9mm opening, a flange type non toxic butyl rubber stopper that is gas impermeable, and a disposable screw cap culture tube
Special Notes
- Hungate Culture Tube Technique
- The Hungate Anaerobic Culture Tube was developed for growing and maintaining anaerobic bacteria and culture conditions. The technique is simple:
- Exclude oxygen by flushing the tube with the desired gas
- Place 4.5ml of pre-reduced anaerobic agar medium into tube
- Seal the tube with the butyl rubber stopper and screw cap
- Autoclave the tube
- Inoculate with a syringe
- Prepare on roll tube spinner
- Incubate in water bath
References:Macy, J.M., Snellen, J.E. and R.E. Hungate. 1972. Use of Syringe Methods for Anaerobiosis.. Clin. Nutr. December.R.E. Hungate. " A Roll Tube Method For Cultivation of Strict Anaerobes" in Methods of Microbiology, Vol. 111pps 117-132, Academic Press, London. The Rumen And Its Microbes", R.E. Hungate, 533pp(1966), Academic Press, N.Y
