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Thermo Scientific™ Low Protein Binding Microcentrifuge Tubes

Catalog No. pi90410
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Capacity (Metric):
1.5 mL
2 mL
Quantity:
250
2500
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PI90410 1.5 mL 250
PI90411 1.5 mL 2500
PI88379 2 mL 250
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Catalog No. PI90410 Supplier Thermo Scientific™ Supplier No. LSG90410
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Description

Minimize protein sample loss during sample manipulation, especially when there are extensive processing steps, by using Thermo Scientific Pierce Low Protein Binding Microcentrifuge Tubes.

Thermo Scientific Pierce Low Protein Binding Microcentrifuge Tubes (1.5 or 2 mL) help minimize protein sample loss during sample manipulation and are ideal in applications where processing steps are extensive.

Pierce Low Protein Binding Microcentrifuge Tubes help minimize sample loss in mass spectrometry and immunoprecipitation/co-immunoprecipitation applications. The tubes are conveniently packaged at 250 tubes per package to minimize contamination even when purchased in bulk.

• Durable—use at speeds up to 20,000 RCF
• Compatible—suitable for IP and mass spectrometry applications
• Nuclease-free—certified RNase/DNase-free polypropylene tubes

Specifications

Description Low Protein Binding Tube
Capacity (Metric) 1.5 mL
Weight (Metric) 1.5 mL
Product Line Pierce
Quantity 250
Product Type Collection Tube

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Can Low Protein Binding Microcentrifuge Tubes be autoclaved?

The Low Protein Binding Collection Tubes are made of polypropylene, which is generally resistant to autoclaving. Therefore, they should be fine to autoclave, but we cannot provide a guarantee.