Microarray Slides

Novus Biologicals™ Lung Tissue Slides (Adult Normal)- Paraffin

Tissue was fixed in formalin immediately after excision and embedded in paraffin. 

Novus Biologicals™ Lung Tissue Slides (Asthma)- Paraffin

Tissue was fixed in formalin immediately after excision and embedded in paraffin.

Novus Biologicals™ Heart Tissue Slides (Adult Normal)- Paraffin

Useful in immunohistochemistry

Abnova™ EGF Phospho-Specific Array

EGF Phospho-Specific Array includes 214 highly specific and well-characterized phosphorylation antibodies related to the EGF family of proteins.

Thermo Scientific™ Gene Frame, 25 μL (1.0 x 1.0 cm)

Gene Frames for in-situ feature a dual strength adhesive system which facilitates the easy removal of the frames after use.

Thermo Scientific™ Gene Frame, 125 μL (1.7 x 2.8 cm)

Gene Frames for in-situ feature a dual strength adhesive system which facilitates the easy removal of the frames after use.

Novus Biologicals™ Human Multi-tissue Tissue MicroArray (Normal)

The panel contains 5 to 8 different tissues on one slide.

PEPperCHIP™ Allergen Epitope Microarray

Allergen Epitope Microarray with 4022 epitope specific peptides printed in duplicate. The microarray can be used for epitope mapping, serum screening or biomarker discovery.

Novus Biologicals™ Human Multi-Organ Tissue MicroArray (Normal)

Contains normal organs from non-cancer patients

PEPperCHIP™ HIV-1 Env gp160 Microarray

HIV-1 Env gp160 Microarray with 856 protein specific peptides printed in duplicate. The microarray can be used for epitope mapping, serum screening or biomarker discovery.

Novus Biologicals™ Mouse Multi-Organ Tissue MicroArray (Normal)

Applications: Immunohistochemistry-Paraffin

Corning™ O-ring

Corning™ Hybridization Chamber

Designed to hold 25 x 75mm microarray slides at a constant humidity during hybridization incubations

Corning™ Microarray Storage Pouches

Protect printed microarrays from light, humidity, and environmental contaminants

Corning™ Microarray Slide Mailer Storage Boxes

Plastic containers function as storage boxes for printed arrays