I am looking for the 96-well plates suitable both for fluorescence (mainly dox) and luminescence assay. White or black plates are better? Also, which plates are better if I would like to grow the adherent cells in them before measurement. I found this webpage, but it seems that only few choices are provided here: https://www.promega.com/resources/pubhub/which-plates-to-choose-for-fluorescence-and-luminescence-measurements/
Maybe somebody tried something else and compared the results?
White plates are used for luminescence and black plates are used for fluorescence. Plates with clear bottoms are used for bottom reading, and plates with white or black bottoms are used for top reading. Tissue culture-treated cells should be used for adherent cells. If you want to do imaging of the cells, you will require plates with clear bottoms, preferably those intended for imaging applications.
White plates are used for luminescence and black plates are used for fluorescence. Plates with clear bottoms are used for bottom reading, and plates with white or black bottoms are used for top reading. Tissue culture-treated cells should be used for adherent cells. If you want to do imaging of the cells, you will require plates with clear bottoms, preferably those intended for imaging applications.
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