Corning 1L RPMI 1640 Digital Stirring Hot Plates resulting in lower background fluorescence

resulting in lower background fluorescence and enabling readings down to 340nmOpaque walls to prevent well-to-well crosstalkOptically clear flat well bottom permits direct microscopic viewingCan be used for both top and bottom reading instrumentsFlat bottoms with 360 µL total volumeRecommended working volumes of 75 to 200 µLNonreversable lids with condensation rings to reduce contaminationSterilized by gamma radiation and nonpyrogenicIndividually Wrapped

Do not pipet by mouth

All production lots are tested to ensure that they are free of RNAse

Unique color-coded magnifying stripe for easier meniscus viewing

Corning 1L RPMI 1640 Digital Stirring Hot Plates resulting in lower background fluorescence[+] L glutamine Technical Advantage: Manufactured under industry leading standards for low endotoxin content Named for the site at which it was developed, the Roswell Park Memorial Institute, RPMI 1640 is a modification of McCoy's 5A containing an increased level of inositol. Examples of cell types for which this medium is appropriate include mammalian myeloma and hybridoma cells such as mouse hybridomas, human leukocytes, and B and T lymphocytes.