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Greiner Bio-One SCREENSTAR Microplates
Recessed film bottom facilitating the use of lenses with low working distance and high aperture Cycloolefin film bottom with 190 μm thickness and reduced background in the lower UV.
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655866 |
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$642.00 |
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789896 |
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$2,014.10 $1,675.12 |
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789866 |
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$1,741.62 |
Greiner Bio-One SCREENSTAR Microplates Product Description
Recessed film bottom facilitating the use of lenses with low working distance and high aperture Cycloolefin film bottom with 190 μm thickness and reduced background in the lower UV.
Microplate for High Resolution Microscopy
Recessed film bottom facilitating the use of lenses with low working distance and high aperture
- Cycloolefin film bottom with 190 μm thickness and reduced background in the lower UV
- Superior film quality to enable high-quality images at high magnification
- Round well geometry to reduce optical distortions
96 well features protective fiilm on plate bottomthat must be removed before use
Proven cell culture surface treatment with reliable and homogenous cell growth
Individually wrapped plate with lid and easy-toopen packaging
Also available as Glass Bottom CELLVIEW™ (655891)
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