Applied Biosystems™

PEN Membrane Glass Slides

Catalog number: LCM0522
Applied Biosystems™

PEN Membrane Glass Slides

Catalog number: LCM0522
Catalog Number
LCM0522
Unit Size
50 each
Price (CNY)
Catalog NumberUnit SizePrice (CNY)
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ARCTURUS™ laser capture microdissection (LCM) instruments offer a unique combination of infrared (IR) laser capture and ultraviolet (UV) laser cutting, permitting the use of any slide type and any sample preparation for microdissection. While plain glass slides are effectively used for standard IR-based LCM, polyethylene naphthalate (PEN) membrane slides facilitate this Arcturus™-exclusive dual laser function and allow you to determine the appropriate sample preparation based on your application need.

Plain Glass Slides
The ARCTURUS™ instruments are the only LCM systems that allow efficient use of low cost plain glass slides, and provide easy access to archival materials. We do not sell plain glass slides, though most commercially available glass slides are compatible with microdissection. For recommendations to suit your tissue type and application needs, please contact Technical Support for more information.

PEN Membrane Slides
PEN membrane slides enable the combined use of IR LCM and UV Laser Cutting. PEN Membrane Glass Slides allows the use of standard IR LCM on its own, which is the gentlest approach for isolating individual cells or small areas. PEN Membrane Frame Slides provide additional flexibility by allowing the choice of microdissection from non-dehydrated sample preparations.

For Research Use Only. Not for use in diagnostics procedures.
For Research Use Only. Not for use in diagnostic procedures.

Specifications

For Use With (Equipment)
ArcturusXT™ LCM Instrument
Shipping Condition
Room Temperature
Material
PEN Membrane Glass
Type
Membrane Glass Slide

Contents & Storage

PEN Membrane Glass Slides. Store at room temperature

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