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Corning Costar 3524 Flat-Bottom 24-Well Cell Culture Microplate with Lid

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Year
2012
MPN
3524
Condition Description
NEW IN ORIGINAL PACKAGING
Capacity / Volume
24 x 3.4mL
Country/region of manufacture
United States
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Brands
Corning
New/Used
New
Year
2012
MPN
3524
Condition Description
NEW IN ORIGINAL PACKAGING
Capacity / Volume
24 x 3.4mL
Dimensions
6”W x 4”D x 1”H
Country/region of manufacture
United States
Custom Label
D5D

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Product description

Flat-bottom 24-well microplate, 3.4 mL wells, TC-treated polystyrene, sterile, for cell culture applications.

  • Clear polystyrene microplate with 24 flat-bottom wells
  • Each well volume: 3.4 mL total; recommended working volume: 0.38–0.57 mL
  • Tissue culture (TC)-treated surface for optimal cell attachment
  • Approximate cell growth area per well: 1.9 cm²
  • Uniform footprint enables easy stacking
  • Individual alphanumerical coding for well identification
  • Sterilized by gamma irradiation and certified non-pyrogenic
  • Box contains 55 sterile, individually wrapped plates with lids

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Last updated 19 October 2026