The 4-Inch Soft Roller removes bubbles from blots or gels placed on the Odyssey Imager scanning surfaces or in Odyssey XF Imager trays for better Western blot images.

These sterile cell culture plates are great for the In-Cell Western Assay and a variety of other multiwell plate applications. These plates include a lid and have a clear, polystyrene bottom with black walls.

This kit contains a replacement desiccant cartridge that helps to prevent water condensation on cooled components of the Pearl Imager, Odyssey XF Imager, and Odyssey Fc Imager.

Use this carrier to insert Western blot membranes into the Odyssey Sa Imager.

The MPX Blotting System is used to screen multiple samples and multiple targets on the same blot without cutting or stripping/reprobing, while avoiding cross-contamination.

These are replacement clamp nuts for your MPX Blotting System.

These are replacement membrane cushions for use with the MPX Blotting System.

These plate alignment guides (one-plate or six-plate) are used to align multiwell plate placement on the Odyssey DLx imaging surface.

The Odyssey Pen produces marks that do not fluoresce, so it is perfect for writing on membranes that will be imaged on any Odyssey Imager.

Imaging trays are used to hold samples in the Odyssey XF Imager drawer.

Use this Verification Plate to confirm that your Odyssey CLx or Odyssey Sa is performing as expected over time.

Use this Verification Plate to confirm that your Odyssey DLx or Odyssey Sa is performing as expected over time.

Use the Odyssey XF Verification Plate during operational qualification to confirm that imager performance has not changed over time.

Protein Gel Combs for the MPX Blotting System come in four configurations for analysis of 1, 2, 3, or 4 samples.

These Silicone Mats are used to hold membranes flat against the scan surface of the Odyssey M, Odyssey DLx, Odyssey CLx, or Odyssey Classic Imager for the best imaging results.

Upper buffer tank lid assembly to be used for genomics research.

Western blot storage bags protect your near-infrared fluorescent Western blot membranes from light, scratches, and photobleaching.