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CLS3680

Corning® 384 well plates

lid, sterile; γ-irradiated

Synonym(s):

384 multiwell plates, 384 well low volume plates, 384 well microplates, 384 well microtiter plates, 384 well plates, 384 well tissue culture treated plates

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UNSPSC Code:
41121800
NACRES:
NB.24

material

clear polystyrene plate
flat bottom clear wells
polystyrene
square clear wells

sterility

sterile; γ-irradiated

feature

lid
skirt

packaging

case of 100

manufacturer/tradename

Corning 3680

maximum volume

112 μL

size

384 wells
384 wells

working volume

80 μL

color

clear

binding type

non-treated surface

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General description

For optical imaging
These 384 well plates are compatible with leading readers and integrate into high-throughput applications.

Features and Benefits

  • Corning® 384 well plates are ELISA microplates with a working volume of up to 20 to 80 μL
  • Standard microplate footprint and dimensions
  • Not treated polystyrene surface
  • Hydrophobic surface binds biomolecules by passive interactions
  • Applicable for the immobilization of large molecules
  • Untreated microplates have a binding capacity of approximately 100 to 200ng IgG/cm²

Legal Information

Corning is a registered trademark of Corning, Inc.

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