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JET Bio-Filtration Bio Tissue Culture Dish Ultra-low Adsorption Surface, Sterile, Pack of 80

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100 mm
Material
PS
Pyrogen free
Yes
RNase/ DNase-free
Yes
Sterile
Yes
UNSPSC
41122107

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Product description

The JET Bio-Filtration Bio Tissue Culture Dish features an ultra-low adsorption surface that minimizes cell attachment, ideal for suspension cultures and spheroid formation. These sterile dishes ensure reliable and reproducible results in sensitive applications. Supplied in a convenient pack of 80, they are perfect for advanced tissue culture workflows.

Key Features:

  • Brand: JET Bio-Filtration Bio
  • Surface Type: Ultra-low adsorption
  • Sterility: Sterile
  • Use: Suitable for suspension cell cultures
  • Packaging: Pack of 80

Engineered for minimal cell adhesion to support specialized research and culture needs.

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Ø

100 mm

Tissue Culture Dishes Ultra-low Adsorption Surface sterile, pack of 80

Manufacturer P/N

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Part Number

4.696 984

Manufacturer

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Ø

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Frequently asked questions

It features an ultra-low adsorption surface that minimizes cell attachment, ideal for suspension cultures and spheroid formation. These sterile dishes ensure reliable and reproducible results in sensitive applications. Supplied in a convenient pack of 80, they are perfect for advanced tissue culture workflows.

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