New Eppendorf Microplates - Fast and Easy Sample Locating
| The easy to read OptiTrack® alphanumeric matrix and the unique transparency of the new Eppendorf Microplates facilitate the identification of the correct plate or an individual sample significantly. The new RecoverMax® well design guarantees maximum sample recovery and minimizes 'wicking' and potential well-to-well cross contamination. Eppendorf Microplates
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Posted on February 23, 2009
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