O0764

Nunc^® OmniTray Single-Well Plate With Lid

non-treated surface, 2 notched corners, polystyrene, clear, sterile

• Synonym(e): cell culture dish, petri dish, Nunc 242811, cell cultivation plate, culture plate, dish
• NACRES: NB.22
• UNSPSC Code: 41122800
• Material: clear , polystyrene , polystyrene , rectangular wells
• Sterility: sterile, sterile
• Binding type: non-treated surface
• Feature: lid, lid, skirt: no

Eigenschaften

• material: clear , polystyrene , polystyrene , rectangular wells
• sterility: sterile, sterile
• feature: lid, lid, skirt: no
• packaging: pack of 10, case of 60
• manufacturer/tradename: Nunc 242811
• L × W: 128 mm × 86 mm
• capacity: 90 mL
• well volume: 90 mL
• well working volume: 35 mL
• working volume: 35 mL
• suitability: suitable for (standard petri dish techniques and bacterial growth, screening libraries and DNA hybridization methods)
• binding type: non-treated surface

Beschreibung

Application

Nunc^® OmniTray has been used in library screening for the arraying of BAC (bacterial artificial chromosome) clones to nylon membrane.[1]

Features and Benefits

• Clear polystyrene with excellent optical properties.
• External dimensions: 128 x 86mm.
• Tray can be frozen at -20°C.
• Cat. No. 140156 (TMO140156) without the notched corners is ideal for automation picking and viewing systems.
• Nunclon^® Delta cell culture-treated surface promotes cell attachment and growth.
• The Non-treated surface is suitable for bacterial culture.

General description

Made from clear polystyrene with standard microplate footprint, the Thermo Scientific™ Nunc™ OmniTrays™ are ideal for screen libraries and DNA hybridization. Available both as a standard version with 2 notched corners and as a rectangular version optimized for automation. Surface treated for cell culture or non-treated for bacterial growth and colony isolation.

Legal Information

Nunc is a registered trademark of Thermo Fisher Scientific or its subsidiaries

Nunclon is a registered trademark of Thermo Fisher Scientific or its subsidiaries