You don't *have* to use every single one of the 96 wells on a plate, of
course -- it's quite feasible to use only 24 wells and then seal it.
If you buy that argument: I recommend the 3-drop plates from SwissCi
because you can do multiple drops per well, you can do pretty large
volumes, and you don't need much reservoir volume (if you don't want to).
(Of course, you can also use the 2-drop MRC plates, but that's one less
drop per well.)
phx
On 24/02/2010 10:07, David Briggs wrote:
Sounds like you like to take a look at Art Robbins 24-4 (or is it
4-24?) intelliplate. In the Hampton catalogue.
Hth
Dave
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On Feb 24, 2010 12:20 AM, "Jacob Keller"
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<mailto:[email protected]>> wrote:
Dear Crystallogrpahers,
what are the best 24-well sitting drop plates on the market? I have
used the standard pilar-type ones from Hampton, but I would like to
have the ability to set up a few drops per well, and also those
plates have a lot of background polarization. Also, the reason I am
looking for 24-well plates is that I would like to set them up by
hand, and 96 wells seems like a lot to do before sealing!
Best Regards,
Jacob Keller
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