OC-100™ RUO

Catalogue No.

OC-100™ RUO
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MaxCyte

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Catalogue No.

OC-100™ RUO

OC-100™ RUO

Small-scale RUO Processing Assemblies
Static electroporation processing assemblies for research applications in small volume scales with both single-well and multi-well options.

Research Use Only (RUO) Processing assemblies aid the discovery and development of applications at small scales. These static electroporation consumables are made from high-grade, inert materials to protect precious cells with additional design features for easy sample loading and recovery.

OC-100™ RUO

  • Small volume applications and experimental optimization
  • For quick single sample transfection
  • Well designed for efficient cell loading and recovery

Configuration: Single well, 100 µL maximum volume
Cell Range: 2.5×105 – 2×107
Volume Range: 50 – 100 µL
Application: Research Use Only
Catalog: SOC-1

Compatible with ATx™ and STx™

  • Description
  • Graph Details
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Small-scale RUO Processing Assemblies
Static electroporation processing assemblies for research applications in small volume scales with both single-well and multi-well options.

Research Use Only (RUO) Processing assemblies aid the discovery and development of applications at small scales. These static electroporation consumables are made from high-grade, inert materials to protect precious cells with additional design features for easy sample loading and recovery.

OC-100™ RUO

  • Small volume applications and experimental optimization
  • For quick single sample transfection
  • Well designed for efficient cell loading and recovery

Configuration: Single well, 100 µL maximum volume
Cell Range: 2.5×105 – 2×107
Volume Range: 50 – 100 µL
Application: Research Use Only
Catalog: SOC-1

Compatible with ATx™ and STx™

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GFP-OC-25x3-v-OC-100@2x

Graph Details: K562 cells were suspended in MaxCyte Electroporation Buffer with pGFP at low concentration (200 µg/mL) or high concentration concentration (400 µg/mL) and transfected in replicates of 2 processing assemblies using low, medium and high electroporation energy. GFP fluorescence was assessed by flow cytometry 24 hours after electroporation.

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