Description
ROTIPHORESE® PROclamp MAXI Comb is a vertical electrophoresis comb for PAGE applications, specified at 0,75 mm thickness with 36 wells and a well volume of 20 µl. It is aimed at maxi-gel workflows that require high sample throughput and relatively small loading volumes for protein or nucleic acid separation. The 0,75 mm thickness corresponds to standard gel dimensions used in many laboratory protocols, while the 36-well layout maximises the number of lanes per gel. A 20 µl well capacity fits compact analytical loads commonly applied in multi-sample PAGE runs. Supplied as 1 unit, the comb is intended for compatible PROclamp MAXI vertical electrophoresis systems within the ROTIPHORESE® range from manufacturer ROTH SELECTION. Research and quality-control laboratories can use this configuration to organise dense sample sets under uniform comb geometry. Clear definition of thickness, well count and volume supports reproducible casting and loading practice for SDS-PAGE, native PAGE and related vertical electrophoresis techniques.
This article is part of Light & fluorescence microscopes, in Microscopy & histology.
Key features
- Pack size: 1 pc
- Product type: Electrophoresis comb
- System: ROTIPHORESE® PROclamp MAXI
- Thickness: 0,75 mm
- Number of wells: 36
- Well volume: 20 µl
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