The Applied Biosystems™ MicroAmp™ Optical 8-Tube Strip is optimally designed to fit snugly in our Applied Biosystems™ Real-Time PCR SystemsRead more
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Catalog number 4316567
Price (USD)
161.00
Each
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Price (USD)
161.00
Each
Add to cart
The Applied Biosystems™ MicroAmp™ Optical 8-Tube Strip is optimally designed to fit snugly in our Applied Biosystems™ Real-Time PCR Systems or Thermal Cyclers, maximizing thermal conductivity and providing precise control of cycling temperatures. Requires a tray or retainer tray specific to your instrument.
Note: See user's manual or package insert for limited label license, and trademark information.
Specifications
Certifications/ComplianceCertified DNA/Rnase Free
ColorOptical
Volume (Metric) Working0.2 mL
Volume (Metric)0.25 mL
Quantity125 strips
For Use With (Equipment)Thermal Cyclers or Real-Time PCR Systems
Product LineMicroAmp™
MaterialPolypropylene
Reaction SpeedStandard
Shipping ConditionRoom Temperature
Closure TypeNot Included
Format(125) 8-Tube Strips
Product TypeOptical 8-Tube Strip
Unit SizeEach
Contents & Storage
Contents: 1000 Tubes in strips of 8 Storage: Room temperature
Frequently asked questions (FAQs)
Can I run strip tubes on the ViiA 7 instrument?
Yes. Make sure to use the appropriate matching parts. For the 96-well standard block, use the standard 96-well plate adapter (Cat. No. 4459845), the retainer tray for (0.2 mL) tubes, and Optical 8-Tube Strips and Caps (Cat. No. 4316567 and 4323032). For the 96-well Fast block, use the Fast 96-well plate adapter (Cat. No. 4462078), the retainer tray (Cat. No. 4379983), and Fast (0.1 mL) Optical 8-tube Caps and Strips (Cat. Nos. 4323032 and 4358293).
What is the difference between the MicroAmp Optical Tubes (P/N801-0933) and the ABI PRISM Optical Tubes (P/N 4316567)? Is there any difference in the quality of the plastic used for the two different types?
There is no difference between these tubes.The MicroAmp Optical Tubes (P/N N801-0933) and the ABI PRISM Optical Tubes (P/N 4316567) are both made of a high-grade polypropylene. The tubes are frosted on the bottom and the caps provide for enhanced light transfer. Using non-optical tubes can give rise to significant attenuations in signal and therefore will lead to potential decreases in sensitivity in real-time assays.