Preceptrol cultures offer an economical way for your lab to use well-characterized ATCC strains. In this method, material is freeze-dried in a glass serum vial then sealed with a rubber stopper and metal cap. Because these samples are usually distributed in serum vials capped with butyl rubber stoppers rather than the double-vialed ampoules, they are cheaper to produce and allow ATCC to reduce the usual fees.
With Preceptrol cultures, you can expect the same level of quality control and authentication that is performed for our traditional cultures.
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