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Immunology/HLA
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Immunology/HLA

Can TC treated plates be used for EIA?

It is not recommended to use cell culture treated plates (TC treated microplates / Cellstar microplates) in ELISAs. The cell culture treatment (TC treatment) of polystyrene creates highly charged surfaces with high affinity to all kind of...

What are the differences between "high binding" plates and "medium binding" plates?

High binding polystyrene surfaces are hydrophilised using a special method of physical treatment. They display a higher binding capacity for polar molecules. ...

When "Microlon" (like "Microlon 600") appears in the description for a plate, does it mean that the plate is coated with a substance called "Microlon 600"? If not, what does it mean?

In general, immunonolgical microplates from Greiner Bio-One are not coated. ...

Question concerning ELISA plates: What is the difference between Half-Area and F-Bottom?

Greiner Bio-One offers microplates with two different F-Bottom formats - Standard F-Bottom and F-Bottom Chimney Well. Half Area is equal to the F-Bottom format, the smaller well size reduces the sample volume about 50 %. ...


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