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Plain micromer® particles have no additional coatings or special functional groups on the surface. They are made by radicalic polymerization and contain traces of negatively charged sulfate groups on the surface. They are used “as is” for many applications. After protein coating they are applied in latex agglutination tests and in a large variety of immunoassays. They can serve as size scale for microscopic images of bacteria or other objects of your interest. The plain micromer® particles are available in the size range of 25 nm to 10 µm.

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