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Sartorius 14084--47----RDN Nutrient Dehydrated Media Pad Sets, 0.45 µm, ⌀47 mm, 100/pk
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What surfaces do the Petri dishes have for growing cultures?

Surfaces of the Petri Dishes for Growing Cultures
The Petri dishes are crafted from high-quality polystyrene, offering exceptionally transparent surfaces. These ultra-flat surfaces are specifically designed to support the growth of a wide range of cultures. Whether you're working with bacterial, fungal, or mammalian cell cultures, these Petri dishes provide a reliable, smooth, and consistent surface to ensure optimal growth conditions.

How many divisions can the divided Petri dishes have?

Divided Petri dishes can feature various configurations to suit your needs. These dishes typically come with up to four separate sections, allowing for multiple experiments within a single Petri dish. Whether you require a single compartment or multiple divisions, these versatile dishes can accommodate your specific laboratory requirements.

Are the Petri dishes lot traceable?

Absolutely, our Petri dishes are designed for reliability and accountability. Each batch is lot traceable, ensuring you can track the origin and manufacturing details seamlessly. We source our Petri dishes from a wide range of reputable manufacturers known for their quality and consistency.
Rest assured, no matter the source, traceability is a priority for us.

How many wells can petri dishes have?

Petri dishes, often used in lab environments for cell culture and microbiological studies, come in various configurations with different well counts to suit specific experimental needs. The number of wells in a petri dish can vary widely, providing flexibility for researchers. Common configurations include:

Single-well dishes: Ideal for larger cultures or when only one sample is being analyzed.

5-well dishes: Offering a moderate number of wells, useful for multiple samples without excessive compartmentalization.

24-well dishes: Often used in assays and more complex experiments, allowing multiple conditions to be tested within the same dish.

96-well dishes: Suitable for high-throughput screening, providing numerous wells for extensive parallel experiments.

These variations allow scientists to choose the dish that best fits their research needs, ranging from simple single-well formats to intricate multi-well layouts for more detailed studies.

What Colors Do Petri Dishes Come In?

When looking for petri dishes, you'll find they are available in a variety of colors to suit different scientific and laboratory needs. Common colors include:

Clear: Most petri dishes are clear to allow for easy observation of the contents.
Blue: Occasionally, blue petri dishes are used for specific experiments that require them.

Choosing the right color often depends on the type of research or analysis being conducted. These options are readily available from numerous third-party brands. The choice ultimately helps enhance visibility and contrast during experiments, ensuring accurate observations and results.

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