Electro-competent cells in new format
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Bio-Rad Laboratories product story
Edited by the Laboratorytalk editorial team
Dec 15, 2004
Incorporating the best in transformation consumables, the result is described as an entirely unique product that greatly simplifies electro-transformations
EasyShock 10B electro-competent cells are supplied in a new and unique easy-to-use format incorporating the best in transformation consumables from Bio-Rad.
Bio-Rad says it has taken its precision-built 0.1 cm electroporation cuvettes and pre-filled them with 0.2ul of high-quality EP-Max 10B electro-competent cells.
The result is described as an entirely unique product that greatly simplifies electro-transformations.
The benefits of this system include the following:.
Cells are pre-frozen in the electroporation cuvette.
Fewer pipetting steps are required, and less waste is generated.
Compact packaging saves freezer space.
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