Maintaining the Integrity of Light Sensitive Samples

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Maintaining the Integrity of Light Sensitive Samples

14 Oct, 2010

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Porvair Sciences has announced a black microplate and seal combination that eliminates sample degradation by exposure to light, even over long-term storage periods.

Manufactured from polypropylene, Porvair’s black 96-deep well microplate offers excellent heat and solvent resistant qualities. Using only ultra-pure grade polymer means that each black plate has near zero leachates ensuring long-term sample integrity. Porvair black plates are supplied RNase/DNase free meaning they can be used with even the most sensitive biological samples. Offering a sample volume of 1ml / well with round well bottoms for good mixing - Porvair black plates are precisely manufactured to applicable ANSI/SBS dimensions ensuring complete compatibility with almost all readers and automated equipment.

Available from Porvair Sciences - AbsorbMax™ sealing films are 200 μm thick black vinyl adhesive sealing films for use with 96-well black microplates. A split backing aids in applying the sealing film properly. Edge cut outs assist in positioning and accomodate ribs on the plate bottom. The light-blocking and absorbing properties of AbsorbMax sealing films make them ideal, in combination with Porvair black 96-well plates, for protecting light-sensitive assays or samples during storage.

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