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Grandfather of Microplates ??

mark mark.haynes at mail.tju.edu
Wed Jan 6 12:45:45 EST 1999


RManns7 wrote:
> 
> The Polywhat Foundation is underwriting the 2nd edition of  Microplate history
> and has got the following claims and would welcome cpmments from users of the
> history of Microplates. The History wwill be published and distributed at no
> cost  and without any advertising . Please respond to Microplate at aol.com
> 
>  From John Liner founder of Linbro later part of Flow Labs and   then ICN.
> 
> " I believe the first Micro system was developed by r. Takatsy  from Hungary He
> used Lucite to machine  6 rows of 12 wells 5.5mm diameter......
> 
> John goes on to say I consider myself  the grandfather to  disposable
> microplate, about 1953  I used a white styrene vacuum formed panel....."
> 
> A paper published by WHO in 1956 confirms the use of the Linbro plate refering
> it as  " 96 well styrene panel" made from Dow Chemical Styrene."
> 
> Patrick Cleveland  late of UCLA at San Diego devel;oped and patented the first
> microplate which incorporated filter discs at the bottom  some time in 1981/82.
> 
> Would welcome your comments.
> 
> Thanks
> 
> Roy Manns
> Founder
> Polywhat Foundation
> Microplate at aol.com


What about the terasaki plate? Was that done in the sixties?
markH



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