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CLS4581

Corning^® High Content Imaging Microplate

Name: Corning<SUP>®</SUP> High Content Imaging Microplate
Brand: SIGMA

flat bottom, sterile, glass bottom, lid, pack of 10

Synonym(s):

384 multiwell plate, 384 well microplate, 384 well microtiter plate, 384 well plate, imaging plate

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About This Item

NACRES:

NB.13

UNSPSC Code:

41121800

Material:

black wells (with 0.2 mm glass bottom), clear bottom, flat bottom , flat bottom wells

Size:

384 wells

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Properties

material

black wells (with 0.2 mm glass bottom), clear bottom, flat bottom , flat bottom wells

sterility

sterile

feature

lid, skirt, glass bottom

packaging

pack of 10, pack of 20 plates

manufacturer/tradename

Corning 4581

size

384 wells

well volume

82 μL

suitability

suitable for (cell cuture)

Description

General description

Corning^® 384-well high content image screening microplates are best suited for performing high content cell-based assays using imaging systems.
The 0.2 mm thick glass bottom provides an optically clear surface, thus minimizing autofocus time and increasing throughput.
The microplate well geometry reduces reagent loss due to wicking and prevents cells from clumping in the corners.
Black color plates offer low background fluorescence and minimal crosstalk that provides the highest possible optical quality for cell-based assays.

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Corning is a registered trademark of Corning, Inc.

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