Re: Glass bottom 96 well plates for hi-res imaging

Posted by Jean-Pierre CLAMME-2 on
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Hi Adrian,

One thing you may want to check is the position of the bottom of the wells
compare to the plastic frame. The greigner's one I had first were not
flush  with the frame and thus I had issues with the objective touching
the frame when imaging the wells on the edge. So I always had to sacrifice
the edge wells and decided to switch to the Matrical plates.

Best
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Nitto Denko Technical
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> Hi all,

> We have a user who is after some 96well plates for hi-res imaging,
> ie coverslip thickness (glass?).

> Any comments/recommendations would be appreciated.

> Regards,

> Adrian Smith
> Centenary Institute, Sydney, Australia