Micro-Centrifuge tubes

Microtube One of the most basic requirements of a biological laboratory are the microtubes. These may refer to microcentrifuge tubes, Eppendorf tubes or PCR tubes. They are made of plastic (polymer polypropylene). They are suitable for both sterile and non-sterile conditions. With a suitable diameter, they can easily be used for centrifugation while balancing the rotor. They are economical and very useful in DNA/RNA extraction, amplification, PCR, blotting experiments, gel electrophoresis etc. They may require a rack/box for their storage and usage. Characteristics • They can store from a few microliter to 5-milliliter volumes of liquid. • Have a rough space for labeling. • Available in round, conical and flat bottoms. • Durable. • Autoclavable. • Disposable.