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URL: https://www.techno-path.com/product/biologs-omnilog-pm-system/
Proper Citation: Technopath: Biolog OmniLog PM System (RRID:SCR_025463)
Description: Instrument that runs Biolog's microplate metabolic arrays. Incubates and monitors 50 microplates, or 1,920 phenotypic assays simultaneously to measure physiological responses in diverse microbial cells. OmniLog PM system includes software for analysis of Biolog Phenotype MicroArray panels.
Synonyms: , Biolog OmniLog, OmniLog PM system
Resource Type: instrument resource
Keywords: Biolog, instrument to incubate and monitor microplates, microplate metabolic arrays, phenotypic assays, measure physiological responses in microbial cells,
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