CLS4514
Corning® 384 well microplate, low volume
surface treatment, Non-binding Surface, black polystyrene, U-bottom, non-sterile, lid: no, pack of 10
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Corning® 384 well microplate, low volume | Sigma-Aldrich
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material
U-bottom
black bottom
black polystyrene
sterility
non-sterile
feature
lid: no
skirt
U-bottom (black)
packaging
pack of 10
manufacturer/tradename
Corning 4514
well volume
35 μL
wells
384 wells , low volume
working volume
2-20 μL
binding type
NBS™ (non-binding surface)
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General description
Application
Features and Benefits
- It has a square well that makes robotic pipetting more convenient
- Rounded bottom to reduce trapped air and increased Z factor
- For efficiency, a light cone-shaped conical well is used
- During fluorescent experiments, the presence of opaque walls diminishes autofluorescence and crosstalk between wells
- Microplates have non-ionic hydrophilic surfaces as a result of nonbinding surface technology treatment, which reduces molecular interactions
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