Description
ROTIPHORESE® PROclamp MAXI Comb is a vertical electrophoresis comb specified at 2,0 mm thickness with 18 wells and a well volume of 100 µl. It is designed for forming sample wells in maxi-format PAGE gels used for protein and nucleic acid analysis. Eighteen wells allow more samples, standards and controls to be run in parallel on a single gel, while the 100 µl capacity supports typical analytical loading volumes. Supplied as 1 pc, the comb is used during gel casting and sample application in molecular biology and biochemistry laboratories. As part of the ROTIPHORESE® PROclamp MAXI range from manufacturer ROTH SELECTION, it matches corresponding vertical electrophoresis equipment and accessories. Laboratories performing comparative PAGE experiments benefit from defined well geometry that supports consistent pipetting and band alignment. The comb fits research, method-development and routine analytical settings where medium well counts and moderate sample volumes are required for vertical electrophoresis workflows.
This article belongs on Light & fluorescence microscopes, in Microscopy & histology.
Key features
- Pack size: 1 pc
- Product type: Electrophoresis comb
- Thickness: 2,0 mm
- Number of wells: 18
- Well volume: 100 µl
- System: ROTIPHORESE® PROclamp MAXI
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