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cuvette
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cu·vette  (kyvt)
n.
A small, transparent, often tubular laboratory vessel.

[French, diminutive of cuve, tub, from Latin cpa.]

cuvette [kjuːˈvɛt]
n
a shallow dish or vessel for holding liquid
[from French, diminutive of cuve cask, from Latin cupa]


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In vitro platelet aggregation was performed in a PACKS-4 aggregometer (Helena Laboratories, Beaumont, TX, USA) using siliconized glass cuvettes at 37 [degrees] C under continuous stirring.
The unique modular design allows the Infinite 200 series to be configured to perform absorbance, fluorescence top and bottom, fluorescence polarization and photon-counting luminescence readings in microplate formats from 6-384 wells, PCR plates and cuvettes.
The unique modular design allows the Infinite 200 to be configured for performing absorbance, fluorescence top and bottom, fluorescence polarization and photon-counting luminescence readings in 6-384 well microplate formats, as well as PCR plates and cuvettes.
 
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