Greiner Bio-one Gmbh

Max-planck-gesellschaft Zur F&#xf6;rderung Der Wissenschaften E. V.

Günther Knebel

Martin Bechem

Hans Lehrach

Werner Stürmer

Heinrich Jehle

Ralph Noll

Lajos Nyársik

Jörg Stappert

Joachim Kessler

Allan D'Arcy

Robert Earl Cudney

Holger Friedrich Heinrich Eickhoff

Allan D'ARCY

The present invention relates to an improved microplate which is constructed of at least one frame part and at least one bottom part, where the bottom part has a maximum thickness of 500 &#x3bc;m.

Multiwell microplate with transparent bottom having a thickness less than 200 micrometers

The present invention relates to a sample container for analyses suitable for medical diagnostics comprising a platform plate having at least one reaction chamber. The reaction chamber has a bottom and a sidewall which form a three-dimensional chamber which is open in the upward direction. The ratio of the numerical value of the surface area of the bottom is relatively large relative to the height of the sidewall. The ratio may be greater than or equal to 30, 35, 40, 45, 50, 60, 70, 80, or 90. The reaction chamber further comprises a binding area on an internal surface of the reaction chamber which may be functionalized for binding at least one chemical entity for use in an assay.

Sample container for analyses

The invention relates to a container () with a base body (), comprising a base plate () and side walls () standing out therefrom in an at least approximately perpendicular arrangement, and with wells () disposed in the base body (). The wells () are provided in the form of a recess in the base plate () and the side walls () of the base plate () are disposed in at least the approximately opposite direction from the recesses in order to accommodate a volume.

Device for protein crystallisation

The invention relates to a reaction vessel () for producing a sample, in particular a crystal, from a substance in solution or in liquid form, having several reaction chambers () each forming a separate gas chamber, consisting of at least one housing part, and each reaction chamber () has a reservoir () and several reaction areas () co-operating therewith, connected to one another and to the reservoir () in order to exchange gas. The reservoirs and the reaction areas co-operating with them are disposed immediately adjacent to one another in rows, distributed in a predeterminable, identical manner, these rows running parallel with one another. Each row of reservoirs () therefore co-operates with at least one row of reaction areas ().

Reaction vessel

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Nürtingen, Germany

Günther Knebel