Hanging or sitting drops, it's there any other reason you're looking for
different cover slides?
There are hydrophilic/phobic finishings to pick from, plus oil is also an
alternative both to treat the surface or to screen in oil (micro)batch.
Plus if hanging is your thing, dispense on a sittin
We used to use 1% solution of dimethyl dichloro silane in toluene to siliconize
glass coverslips. Soak them for 30 min, rinse well with deioinized water, and
oven/air dry.Uma.
--Uma Gabale, PhDResearch AssociateMolecular and Cellular Biochemistry
Indiana University Bloomington
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Or do sitting drop, it's much easier all round. Frank
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Or do sitting drop, it's much easier all round. Frank
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Yeah I used to use Fisher Scientific square plastic cover slips. Now I am using
Sigma 22x22mm (Z36,590-4, 100 each Lot10B084279) smaller sized ones. These
plastic ones are much more durable than the glass ones and are very easy to be
handled. They work very well for both hanging drops or for sit
Fisher Scientific makes 22 inch square plastic cover slips, which are
labeled "Fisherbrand Unbreakable
Cover Slips".
I and my colleagues have used them for over 15 years instead of siliconized
glass coverslips.
Just dip each one in ethanol to clean before use, dry with an air blower,
and use it to
alternative to siliconized glass coverslips
for crystallization?
When I was a graduate student, about 150,000 years ago, we took regular
coverslips and doused them in ?silane to make siliconised ones. You then let
them sit in a rack to dry. It was a bit tedious but not horrendously so.
After a
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there any alternative to siliconized glass coverslips
for crystallization?
When I was a graduate student, about 150,000 years ago, we took regular
coverslips and doused them in ?silane to make siliconised ones. You then let
them sit in a rack to dry. It was a bit tedious but not horrendously so
When I was a graduate student, about 150,000 years ago, we took regular
coverslips and doused them in ?silane to make siliconised ones. You then let
them sit in a rack to dry. It was a bit tedious but not horrendously so.
After a while, I stopped doing it altogether, because IMHO it didn’t ma
plastic.
Plastic cover slips are no good for UV or polarization, but they are way better
than glass if you happen to want to try in-situ diffraction.
(https://doi.org/10.1107/S002188981254)
If you can't afford commercial ones, then you can always cut up some inkjet
transparency film sheets
[ccp4bb] Is there any alternative to siliconized
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Dear All
I am a PhD student who requires lots of coverslips (!!) for setting
up hanging drop crystallization. The company sells it for a huge
amount. Also there is a wide monetary difference between a
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I know of Rain-X being used.
V. Nagarajan
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> I am a PhD student who requires lots of coverslips (!!) for setting up
> hanging drop crystallization. The company sells it for a
[ccp4bb] Is there any alternative to siliconized glass
coverslips for crystallization?
Dear All
I am a PhD student who requires lots of coverslips (!!) for setting up hanging
drop crystallization. The company sells it for a huge amount. Also there is a
wide monetary difference between a normal
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Dear All
I am a PhD student who requires lots of
Dear All
I am a PhD student who requires lots of coverslips (!!) for setting up
hanging drop crystallization. The company sells it for a huge amount. Also
there is a wide monetary difference between a normal siliconized coverslip
and a 22mm siliconized circle coverslips. We tried to search for an
a
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