Receiver Plate 35 µm (4)

Catalog nr. 7405124
Macherey-Nagel

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Receiver Plates 35 µm (4) 96-well plates with inserted filter frits of 35 µm pore size suitable for centrifugation and vacuum pack of 4

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Receiver Plate 35 µm (4) is the article on this page. Luminix Health distributes Macherey-Nagel for laboratory use. It sits in Microplates, inside Microplates, PCR & reaction tubes, in Lab consumables.

A microplate is an array of wells, commonly 96 or 384, in clear, black or white plastic. Clear is for absorbance. Black is for fluorescence. The well shape, flat or round bottom, and whether the plate is sterile and treated for cells, are the specification. Not every 96-well plate fits every reader.

A microplate is an array of wells so the same step can be done many times. A deep-well plate holds more volume. A PCR plate or a strip of tubes is thin-walled so the temperature of a cycler reaches the liquid quickly. A seal keeps the well from evaporating. The well number, the working volume and whether the plate is skirted for a robot are the choices. Diagnostic test systems are listed under ISO in vitro diagnostic systems. Methods are on PubMed.

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