Gellan Gum, Plant Cell Technology

Gellan gum also known as Phytagel, Gelzan, Gelrite, or Applied gel is a water soluble anionic polysaccharide produced by fermentation of a carbohydrate by pseudomonas Elodea, purified, dried, and powdered.
Gellan gum is ideal for preparation of nutrient media for in plant tissue culture work and is a substitute for agar.Gels produced by gellan gum are clearer in comparison to agar however the gel is more rigid and brittle than agar gel. Gellan gum requires roughly half the amount of agar that is needed. Gellan gum melts at 80°C– 100°C and gels between 10°C-50°C.Gellan gum also known as Phytagel, Gelzan, Gelrite, or Applied gel is a water soluble anionic polysaccharide produced by fermentation of a carbohydrate by pseudomonas Elodea, purified, dried, and powdered.
Gellan gum is ideal for preparation of nutrient media for in plant tissue culture work and is a substitute for agar.Gels produced by gellan gum are clearer in comparison to agar however the gel is more rigid and brittle than agar gel. Gellan gum requires roughly half the amount of agar that is needed. Gellan gum melts at 80°C– 100°C and gels between 10°C-50°C.

Gel Strength: >900 GM/CM²

Application:

Gellan Gum is used as microbial solid culturing media. The substance is often used in doses ranging between 0.2% to 0.4% (w/v) to solidify plant tissue culture media. PPM can be mixed in when creating Gellan Gum media