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A method is described for assembling an evaporation manifold from a cell culture flask, which allows for efficient nitrogen evaporation of hexane from 24- and 96-well plates. The precursor parts are readily available in most research laboratories. The nitrogen evaporation manifold is inexpensive, could possibly be used with other organic solvents, and appears ideal for a small number of samples in a multi-well format.
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Nevins, C.P., Vierck, J.L., Bogachus, L.D. et al. An Inexpensive Method for Applying Nitrogen Evaporation to Hexane-containing 24- or 96-well Plates. Cytotechnology 49, 71–75 (2005). https://doi.org/10.1007/s10616-005-5876-3
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