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CORNING 384-Well Cell Culture Plate

The CORNING Flat Well Plate: Sterile is a 384-well cell culture plate made of black polystyrene with square wells. This tissue culture treated plate (MPN 3542) is not RNase/DNase free.

SKU 3G-OTH-378586

Brand
CORNING
Item
384-Well Cell Culture Plate
Part Number
3542
Category
Cell Culture Plates
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Also known as:3542CORNING
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Technical Specifications

CORNING
Manufacturer Part Number
3542
Type
Tissue Culture Treated, Square, Polystyrene
Material
Polystyrene
Wells
384
Body Color
Black
Well Shape
Square
RNase/DNase Free
No

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Product Description

The CORNING Flat Well Plate: Sterile is a 384-well cell culture plate made of black polystyrene with square wells. This tissue culture treated plate (MPN 3542) is not RNase/DNase free.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the CORNING Flat Well Plate 3542 used for?

The CORNING Flat Well Plate 3542 is used for high-throughput cell culture and assay applications. Its 384-well black polystyrene design with square wells and tissue culture treatment supports cell attachment and fluorescence-based detection in drug discovery and life science research.

What are the specifications of the CORNING Flat Well Plate 3542?

The CORNING Flat Well Plate 3542 is a sterile 384-well plate made of black polystyrene with square wells. It is tissue culture treated but not RNase/DNase free. The body color is black, and the manufacturer part number is 3542.

Where to buy CORNING Flat Well Plate 3542 worldwide?

You can source the CORNING Flat Well Plate 3542 through 3G Electric, a global industrial equipment distributor. We handle full logistics, customs clearance, and delivery to worldwide destinations, ensuring reliable supply for your laboratory needs.

How to select the right CORNING cell culture plate?

To select the right CORNING cell culture plate, consider well number (e.g., 384), well shape (square for uniform growth), surface treatment (tissue culture treated for adherent cells), and material (polystyrene). The black body of plate 3542 reduces background in fluorescence assays.

Used in

Common applications for CORNING
Pharmaceutical research — Corning 96-well nonbinding plates (SKU 196HY8) for fluorescence-based assays with reduced biomolecule adsorption.
High-throughput screening — Corning 384-well black polystyrene plates (SKU 196TJ1) for optical crosstalk reduction in luminescence assays.
Cell culture — Corning 384-well tissue culture treated plates (SKU 196TJ5) for cell attachment and high-throughput cell-based studies.
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Telecommunications — Corning one-push fiber optic cleaner (CLEANERPORT-2.5) for unmated connector maintenance in network installations.
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3G Electric supplies CORNING cell culture plates. We supply genuine products with in-stock availability on common SKUs, technical documentation, commissioning support, and warranty service — worldwide.

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