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Hybri-slips

L × W × thickness 60 mm × 24 mm × 0.25 mm

Synonym(s):

hybridization cover, polycarbonate hybridization cover

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UNSPSC Code:
41122600
NACRES:
NB.22

material

polycarbonate

packaging

pack of 100 ea

manufacturer/tradename

Grace Bio-Labs 716024

L × W × thickness

60 mm × 24 mm × 0.25 mm

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General description

  • Constant probe concentration - Unlike glass cover slips, Hybri-slips do not adsorb probes.
  • Ready-to-use - Hybri-slips do not require pre-treatment prior to use.
  • Avoid RNA degradation - Hybri-slips are supplied RNAse-free and are protected from contamination by clean-release liners.
  • Durable - Hybri-slips remain flat even at elevated temperatures.

Application

Hybri-slips have been used on slides in microarray hybridization. They have also been used for in situ hybridization.
Hybri-slips are hydrophobic cover slips for in situ hybridization, in situ PCR, and hybridization to genomic arrays on glass slides.

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