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Sigma® cell culture plate

size 6 wells, sterile, tissue-culture treated, pack of 50 ea individually wrapped

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About This Item

UNSPSC Code:
41122107
NACRES:
NB.22

material

clear polystyrene plate
clear wells

description

growth area 9.5 cm2
with lid

sterility

sterile

packaging

pack of 50 ea individually wrapped

size

6 wells

well diam.

34.8 mm

color

clear

binding type

Tissue Culture (TC)-treated surface

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General description

  • Non-reversible lids with condensation rings to reduce contamination
  • Individual alphanumerical codes for well identification
  • Uniform footprint for ease in stacking
  • Treated for optimal cell attachment
  • Sterilized by gamma irradiation
  • Certified nonpyrogenic

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