Bisulfite conversion reagent

Details Bisulfite conversion reagent Bisulfite conversion reagent

2005-11-08

2010-02-09

Anthony, Joseph D (Department: 1796)

Special receptacle or package

Combined or convertible

Packaged assemblage or kit

C206S569000, C206S545000, C206S223000, C252S188210, C252S188200, C252S188220, C252S188280, C252S397000

Reexamination Certificate

active

07658288

ABSTRACT:
Disclosed, among other things, are packaged bisulfite solutions comprising bisulfite reagent in an oxygen-impermeable container and methods.

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