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GBL845236

Grace Bio-Labs ProCrystal™ protein crystallization cover

cut per individual well, paper liner, wells, 96

Synonym(s):

adhesive crystallization cover, precut paper frame crystallization cover, Grace Biolabs 845236, crystallization cover, crystallization lid, hydrophobic cover

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About This Item

NACRES:
NB.15
UNSPSC Code:
41122410
eCl@ss:
32120613
Manufacturer/tradename:
Grace Bio-Labs 845236
Material:
paper film
W × l:
78 mm × 120 mm
Sterility:
non-sterile
Packaging:
pack of 5 ea
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material

paper film

sterility

non-sterile

feature

wells 96

packaging

pack of 5 ea

manufacturer/tradename

Grace Bio-Labs 845236

W × L

78 mm × 120 mm

General description

ProCrystal protein crystallization covers are designed for high throughput protein x-ray crystallography in 96-well plates. The ProCrystal material is extremely hydrophobic to maintain drop footprint and segregation, even with protocols using MPD, glycerol or detergents. Grace Bio-Labs has collaborated with leading crystallographers to develop our ProCrystal covers using materials with the highest optical quality and stringent manufacturing processes to ensure clean, particle-free covers.

Features and Benefits

  • TTP Labtech Mosquito compatible
  • Extremely hydrophobic
  • Ready-to-use, dust-free
  • UV compatible
  • No noticeable x-ray diffraction
  • Accommodates up to 3 protein drops per well
  • Two formats: pre-cut or uncut

Legal Information

ProCrystal is a trademark of Grace Bio-Labs, Inc.


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