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40X TAE Electrophoresis Buffer
The most commonly used buffer for agarose electrophoresis, this Tris-acetate-EDTA is certified free of Dnase, Rnase, and protease activity. Dilute 1 part in 39 parts deionized water. Store at room temperature. Available to U.S. customers only.
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Curriculum Mastery® Game — Middle School Physical Science
Improve student test scores and involve parents in the process fun, exciting, interactive, and inclusive, these sets of content-based games help students master curriculum outlined in the current NSES Standards for grades 1 to 8.
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Carson Helping Hands Magnifier
The HelpingHands magnifier from Carson is a hand-held or hands-free, fully adjustable LED lighted soldering and hobby magnifier.
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Vernier® Adjustable End Stop
Attaches to the end of the Vernier Dynamics Track to prevent the cart from leaving the track.
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Curriculum Mastery® Science Flip Charts: Lab Safety
Ten Lab Safety Practices Every Student Should Know
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Hand-Driven Illuminated Planetarium
Study different concepts utilizing sunlight or darkness.
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Somso® Comprehensive Hand Model
High-Quality, Detailed Dissection Of A Complex Appendage
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Bulb-Type Pipette Aid
The vinyl suction bulb goes on better with a special polyethylene fitting that neatly accommodates pipettes.
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BoneClones® Magnetic Hand and Foot
Magnetic articulation offers more options.
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Promega Go Taq Green Master Mix
Pre-mixed, and ready to use, this master mix contains DNA polymerase, dNTPs, MgCl₂, and reaction buffers at optimal concentrations for the amplification of DNA via PCR. Its special formulation allows for direct loading of PCR samples into agarose gels as well as tracking the migration during electrophoresis without the need for loading dyes. Simply add template, primers, and nuclease-free water, available separately. Mater Mix reduces risk of contamination. Includes enough for 100 reactions. Note: Can be stored at 4 °C for up to six weeks, or −20 °C for longer.

