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Proper Citation: Thermo Fisher: Vitrobot Mark IV system (RRID:SCR_025773)
Description: Vitrification Robot is fully PC-controlled device for rapid cooling of aqueous samples. System offers semi-automated vitrification to provide fast, easy, and reproducible sample preparation for cryo-EM. Performs cryo-fixation process at constant physical and mechanical conditions like temperature, relative humidity, blotting conditions, and freezing velocity.
Synonyms: , Vitrobot Mark IV, Thermo Scientific Vitrobot Mark IV System
Resource Type: instrument resource
Keywords: Vitrification Robot, rapid cooling of aqueous samples, semi-automated vitrification, sample preparation for cryo-EM, cryo-fixation process,
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