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Applied Biosystems™ SeqStudio™ Cathode Buffer Container

The Applied Biosystems SeqStudio Cathode Buffer Container (CBC) contains running buffer to support Sanger sequencing and fragment analysis applications on the SeqStudio Genetic Analyzer System.

Brand: Applied Biosystems™ A33401

938.71 NOK valid until 2025-06-21
Use promo code "24112" to get your promotional price.

Product Code. 15809886

1408.00 NOK / Pack of 4

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To receive the discount customers must purchase three of the same product at list price in a single order to receive 33.33% discount. There is no limit to the multiples of 3 that customers can buy. Use promo code ”24112” to get your promotional price

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Description

Ready-to-use, disposable container with running buffer
Buffer usage tracking with radio frequency identification (RFID)
Two week on-instrument shelf life after installation

Order Info

4 containers

Specifications

Content And Storage	Store in refrigerator (2–8°C).
Type	Cathode Buffer Container
Shipping Condition	Approved for shipment on Wet or Dry Ice

Product Line	SeqStudio
Quantity	4 containers

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