|
Microplate - Wikipedia
A microplate, also known as a microtiter plate, microwell plate or multiwell, [1] is a flat plate with multiple "wells" used as small test tubes. The microplate has become a standard tool in analytical research and clinical diagnostic testing laboratories.
Microplates - Thermo Fisher Scientific
Sealable, multi-well plates of various sizes, shapes, volume capacities, well configurations, and material compositions suited for general-purpose and specialized laboratory applications such as cell culture, assaying, and storage. May have a treated surface.
Home - Microplates | Porvair Sciences
Porvair Sciences offer a vast range of precision-assembled, top quality microplates to enhance your research and analysis.
Microplates for any workflow | Agilent
Explore Agilent's comprehensive portfolio of microplates, including reservoirs, storage, and assay multiwell plates. Our microplate solutions for any workflow can be tailored to fit your needs with customization options.
Corning® 96-well Polypropylene Microplates | Corning
Corning polypropylene microplates offer both small volume and large volume (blocks) well formats to meet assay and storage requirements.
Microplates - Revvity
The 384-well AlphaPlate™ is a specialized microplate designed for optimal performance in AlphaScreen™ and AlphaLISA™ assays. Featuring low-background properties and precise well geometry, this plate ensures maximum signal-to-noise ratios and consistent results.
What are Microplates? - News-Medical.net
In essence, a microplate is a simple glass plate, with multiple depressions or wells placed side by side in a rectangular matrix. The wells are used to hold between 10 and 1000 nano-liters of...
Microplates | DWK Life Sciences
Each well of a microplate functions as an individual reaction chamber, where various assays, such as biochemical reactions, cell cultures, or chemical screenings, can be conducted.
Microplates | Fisher Scientific
Microplates are sealable multi-well plates that are used for a variety of applications, including assays, cell culture, sample storage, nucleic acid or protein quantification, and sample filtration.
Microplate instruments, assays, and accessories guide
Combining the sensitivity of a fluorescence-based assay with a microplate format enables a rapid, quantitative readout that is suitable for high-throughput analysis.
|
