Cytiva's Whatman UNIFILTER 384 well microplates with filter bottom wells are used in DNA template clean-up, cell capture, removing unwanted debris from sample and reagents, and removing dye blobs in biological samples.

• Usable with gel filtration media, allowing high-throughput removal of dye blobs
• Long drip director prevents well-to-well cross contamination
• Rigid, clear polystyrene microplate can withstand centrifugation
• Membrane media option of DNA binding polymer or glass microfiber

Cytiva's Whatman UNIFILTER 384 well microplates with filter bottom wells are used in DNA template clean-up, cell capture, removing unwanted debris from sample and reagents, and removing dye blobs in biological samples.

Whatman UNIFILTER microplate options include membrane types and well volumes appropriate for a variety of applications.

Whatman UNIFILTER microplate options include membrane types and well volumes appropriate for a variety of applications.

A high-throughput microplate can facilitate cell capture or dye removal and other sample clean-up processes requiring high recovery. Whatman UNIFILTER microplates are a good choice because of their long drip director and their ability to support gel filtration media.

Whatman UNIFILTER microplates from Cytiva's business are available in other plate materials and well formats. Well volumes range from 100 μl to 10 ml.

Whatman UNIFILTER microplates from Cytiva's business are available in other plate materials and well formats. Well volumes range from 100 μl to 10 ml.