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Specifications

Electrophoresis Station Materials Specifications

 

Casing

ABS and polycarbonate

Translucent lid

Polycarbonate

Latch

Polycarbonate

Rubber feet

Thermoplastic rubber

Power button

ABS and polycarbonate

Electrophoresis Station Operation Specifications

 

Power supply

100–240 VAC, 50/60 Hz, 31 VA

Power indicator

LED

Electrode wires

90% platinum, 10% iridium alloy, 0.5 mm diameter

Laser

Photodiode, 635 nm excitation

Detector

Photoemission, 685 nm emission

Fuse

250 V T 2A, 5 x 20 mm

Voltage limit

2,200 V (when multiple channels are printed)

Computer connection

USB 2.0 cable

Weight

4.58 kg (10.1 lb)

Dimensions (W x D x H)

15 x 31 x 29 cm (5.9 x 12.2 x 11.4")

Biologics Analysis Workflow™

The Biologics Analysis Workflow is a suite of products designed and validated to assess the purity or identity of biological products in a cGMP regulatory environment. The Biologics Analysis Workflow provides:

Increased throughput

Simplified, sensitive gel staining

Accurate and reproducible imaging

Easy data analysis

The Biologics Analysis Workflow includes a set of integrated protein electrophoresis solutions for each step of the workflow:

Step 1: Separate samples

Criterion™ TGX™ precast gels — increased throughput with fast run times and more sample loading wells

The unique properties of TGX chemistry reduce run times to as little as 20 minutes. These gels have a 1-year shelf life and utilize the standard Laemmli buffer system. The midi-sized Criterion format allows you to load up to 26 samples while maintaining the required resolution. Additionally, the characteristic upper buffer chamber reduces the amount of running buffer required.

Step 2: Stain proteins

QC Colloidal Coomassie stain — highly sensitive, reliable, end-point stain designed for quantitative analysis of proteins

QC Colloidal Coomassie stain enables the detection of nanogram levels of protein. The colloidal chemistry improves the protein-to-dye binding ratio, reducing background staining and improving sensitivity. QC Colloidal Coomassie stain is an end-point stain that was designed and optimized for quantitative analysis with the GS-900™ densitometer. The stain is ready to use without mixing or the addition of other reagents. The stain is formulated with ethanol instead of methanol, eliminating the need for hazardous waste disposal.

Step 3: Visualize proteins

GS-900™ calibrated densitometer — reproducible imaging of protein gels, blots, and film across a wide dynamic range

 

To ensure the accuracy of each scan, the GS-900 Calibrated densitometer contains internal optical density tablets that are scanned and used for calibration before each run. The calibration of the GS-900 can be validated with the GS-900 calibrated densitometer installation and qualification kit, which utilizes an external target to confirm accuracy of the internal target, ensuring the accuracy and reproducibility of the GS-900 densitometer. With red/green/blue tricolor CCD technology, the GS-900 calibrated densitometer enables the imaging and quantitation of film, blots, and gels stained with a wide variety of stains. The wide dynamic range permits the quantitation of proteins from 0–3.4 OD.

Step 4: Analyze results

Image Lab™ image analysis software — effortless analysis of samples with an intuitive, user-friendly interface

Gel analysis is greatly simplified with Image Lab software. The ability to automate analyses saves time and ensures consistent analysis from run to run. Image Lab software includes detailed tutorials and requires no previous imaging experience to produce optimum gel and blot images. The flexible system allows users to easily modify analysis settings to match SOPs and fine-tune band detection, background level, and other settings. Image Lab software makes reporting easy with the abil

 

Bio-Plex® 3D suspension array system

Bio-Plex instruments include the Bio-Plex MAGPIX, Bio-Plex 200, and Bio-Plex 3D systems, Bio-Plex Pro™ wash stations, as well as maintenance, calibration, verification, and validation kits.

 

1- The Bio-Plex® 3D suspension array system is the next generation multiplexing platform based on xMAP technology. Expanded multiplexing capability, faster time to results, and automation capability make it the platform of choice for high-throughput testing for nucleic acid and protein applications.

·         Measure up to 500 unique analytes in a single sample

·         96- and 384-well plate capability

·         Plate read times twice as fast as the Bio-Plex/Luminex 200 system

·         Robotics interfacing capabilities

·         LIS-compatible software

·         Compatible with the magnetic and nonmagnetic assays

·         Bio-Plex Manager™ software version 6.0 for data analysis

·         Onsite training

Bio-Rad's Bio-Plex assays can be used with this system. Please check the Bio-Plex 3D Assay Compatibility Chart in the overview before buying assays of interest.

Bio-Plex 3D Instrument
The system comes with all instrument components combined in one shell, a PC, an arm-mounted monitor, keyboard, mouse, sheath fluid, an empty sheath container, a calibration kit and performance verification kit (shipped separately), and an accessory kit with probes, heater blocks, and cables. The system comes with the base version of the xPONENT 4.0 software. As an added value, the system will also come with Bio-Plex Manager software version 6.0 for data analysis.

 

Optional Upgrades for the Bio-Plex 3D system
Optional Software Modules

All optional modules can be added when purchasing a system. After the purchase of the
system, all optional upgrades can be purchased directly through Luminex Corporation.

21CFR Part 11 Module
xPONENT software provides users the opportunity to enable the 21CFR Part 11 module for regulatory compliance. This module maintains data integrity through the use of electronic signatures. The 21CFR Part 11 module contains the Basic Security module.

LIS Module
This module enables xPONENT 4.0 software to transmit and receive data from laboratory information systems (LIS) and laboratory information management systems (LIMS) using an ASTM file format.

Automation Module
The xPONENT 4.0 software facilitates communication/integration between front-end automation devices and Bio-Plex 3D system. The front-end automation provider can build the required driver through an application programming interface (API), which will be supplied with the automation interface module.

Extra Seat Licenses
Extra software seats allow software to be installed on PCs for data analysis away from the instrument. The system comes with one instrument and two desktop PC licenses. Extra seats come in groups of 3. The maximum number of seat licenses per system is 15.

Swivel Base
The system can be purchased with an optional swivel base that allows the unit to rotate by 90° in either direction. This can simplify connection of this system to certain automation platforms. The swivel base can be purchased either at the same time as the instrument or later.

Specifications

Performance

 

Multiplexing capability

Up to 500 Individual analytes

Dynamic range

4.5 logs

General

 

Physical dimensions (W x D x H)

58.4 x 63.5 x 54.7 cm (23 x 25.7 x 18")

Weight

No more than 91 kg (200 lb)

Plate heater operating range

35–60°C (95–131°F)

System warm up*

30 min

Fluidics

 

Sheath fluid pressure

8–15 psi

Sample injection rate

2 µl/sec

Sample uptake volume

20–200 µl

Optics

 

Classification laser

635 nm

Reporter laser

532 nm

Bio-Plex MAGPIX

The Bio-Plex MAGPIX multiplex reader is a compact, robust system for magnetic bead–based immunoassays. This multiplex reader is capable of reading assays designed on magnetic xMAP (MagPlex) beads, compatible with Bio-Plex Pro™ magnetic assays.

Key Features of the Bio-Plex MAGPIX Multiplex Reader

Get more data by reading up to 50 analytes per sample

Simple and convenient ELISA-like workflow

Benefit from sample and cost savings with Bio-Plex Pro magnetic bead–based assays in single or multiplex format

Provide improved multiplex productivity and convenience with magnetic bead–based assays

Save bench space with a compact footprint

Conserve precious resources with an affordable low maintenance system

Obtain the same quality results achieved on the Bio-Plex® 200 or Bio-Plex 3D systems

Take advantage of automated instrument management and other software features:

Automatic loading of recommended start-of-day maintenance routines based on current instrument status

Performance monitoring during data acquisition alerts the user to performance issues and loads recommended maintenance to resolve issues

Simple step-wise troubleshooting

Benefits of Bio-Plex Manager MP Software

Detection and resolution of performance issues ensures data quality

Confidence in proper instrument maintenance leads to confidence in results

Highest quality results maximize the value of your experiments

Simple integration with Bio-Plex analysis software to quickly assemble and understand your data

Simple interface and built-in guidance enable a user of any experience level to easily run the Bio-Plex MAGPIX multiplex reader

 

Components of the Bio-Plex MAGPIX Multiplex Reader

Bio-Plex MAGPIX instrument

Bio-Plex Manager MP software

Bio-Plex Manager software

PC with xPONENT 4.2 acquisition software installed

Probe height adjustment plate

Calibration kit

Verification kit

2 drive fluid cartridges

2 waste containers

Getting started guide

Upgrade quick guide

Related Products

Bio-Plex Data Pro™ software for data management and visualization

Bio-Plex Manager™ MP software is included with Bio-Rad’s Bio-Plex MAGPIX reader

Bio-Plex Pro™ assays

More Information
To learn more about Bio-Plex MAGPIX multiplex reader, refer to the documents listed below:

Product information sheet

Specifications

Visit the Bio-Plex software resource page for the latest software updates, information, and standard lot values.

 

Specifications

Parameters

Bio-Plex MAGPIX System

Read time (1 x 96-well plate)

~ 60 minutes

Plate compatibilities

96-well only

Number of measurable analytes / well

50

Assay compatibility

Magnetic bead–based assays

Acquisition software

Bio-Plex Manager MP

Analysis software

Bio-Plex Manager™ software
Bio-Plex Data Pro™ software

Dimensions (W x D x H)

16.5 x 60 x 43 cm
(6.5 x 23.5 x 17")

 

Bio-Plex Pro™ Wash Stations

Bio-Plex Pro wash stations eliminate manual wash steps from Bio-Plex assays, making Bio-Plex assays as easy as ELISAs. The wash stations are specifically designed to perform Bio-Plex assay wash steps, but are compatible with any standard xMAP assay.

Benefits of Bio-Plex Pro wash stations include:

 

Improved lab productivity

Reliable and reproducible results

Optimized on-board protocols

Two versions of the wash station are available:

 

Bio-Plex Pro wash station — incorporates a magnetic plate carrier for reliable, hands-free wash steps on magnetic bead-based assays (Bio-Plex Pro and MagPlex assays)

Bio-Plex Pro II wash station — includes both a magnetic carrier and an interchangeable vacuum manifold for hands-free wash steps on any xMAP assay (magnetic and nonmagnetic bead-based assays)

Both options include preset wash programs that have been optimized for Bio-Plex assays. Using Bio-Plex Pro wash stations in an assay workflow can reduce manual intervention and help decrease variability between independent experiments.

Specifications

 

Input voltage range

100–240 V, 1.8 A, 47 – 63 Hz

Physical dimensions

44 x 61 x 8 cm (W x D x H)

Weight

14.4 kg (32 lb)

Communications interface

RS – 232

Plate capacity

One 96 –well microtiter plate "≤0.75"

 

Protein interaction analysis

 

The ProteOn™ XPR36 protein interaction array system is an SPR optical biosensor that provides real-time data on the affinity, specificity, and interaction kinetics of protein interactions. Using XPR technology*, a unique approach to multiplexing, this system generates a 6 x 6 interaction array for the simultaneous analysis of up to six ligands with up to six analytes. The ProteOn XPR36 system increases the throughput, flexibility, and versatility of experiment design, enabling the completion of more experiments in less time:

Analyze up to 36 different protein interactions in a single run, on a single chip

Perform a complete kinetic analysis in a single run

Measure a variety of experimental conditions simultaneously in parallel

Screen multiple panels of analytes

See the ProteOn Technology and Applications videos for more information about how the ProteOn system works and how it can be applied to drug discovery and to address important experimental questions.

The ProteOn XPR36 protein interaction analysis system includes all of the components required for interaction analysis: instrumentation, ProteOn Manager™ software, ProteOn sensor chips, buffer and reagent kits, and protocol development kits.

User-friendly ProteOn Manager software uses a flexible, guided approach to coordinate instrument control, experiment setup, and data analysis.

Key Features and Benefits

Novel 6 x 6 array design

Real-time data acquisition

Analysis of interaction kinetics, binding affinity, and analyte concentration

No radiochemical or fluorescent labels needed

Integrated system

Applications and Uses

Antibody characterization and development

Large and small molecule drug development

Protein interface analysis

Protein complex and cascade analysis

The ProteOn XPR36 protein interaction array system is covered by Bio-Rad patents, including United States patent numbers 8,111,400, 8,105,845, 7,999,942, and 7,443,507.

This product or portions thereof is manufactured and sold under license from GE Healthcare under United States patent numbers 5,492,840, 5,554,541, 5,965,456, 7,736,587, and 8,021,626, and any international patents and patent applications claiming priority.

Specifications

Number of interaction spots

36

Number of interspot references

42

Response uniformity

<2% CV

Refractive index range

1.33–1.37 refractive index units

Dynamic range, RU

1–40,000

Baseline noise

<1 RU, 1–20,000 RU
<1.5 RU, 20,000–40,000 RU

Baseline drift

<1 RU/min (15–40°C)*

Operating temperature range

15–40°C*

Autosampler temperature range

2–35°C

Sample configuration

72 x 1.5 ml vials or 2 x 96-well microplates

CCD

12-bit digital camera

Acquisition rate

3 Hz (3 images/sec), average 3 images/data point

Weight, kg

85

Dimensions (W x H x D), cm

95 x 58 x 50

Controller with 19" flat panel monitor (1,280 x 1,024 pixels) supplied with instrument

 

* Not lower than 15°C below room temperature.

 

TC20 Automated Cell counter

The TC20 automated cell counter counts mammalian cells in one simple step using its innovative auto-focus technology and sophisticated cell counting algorithm to produce accurate cell counts in less than 30 seconds. Upon insertion of a counting slide, the TC20 cell counter rapidly provides a total cell count (with or without trypan blue staining) and assesses cell viability via trypan blue exclusion.

Key Features and Benefits

Compatible with a broad range of cell sizes and types — counts cell lines, primary cells (from tissue or blood), and stem cells

Innovative auto-focus technology — removes the variation associated with manual focusing and leads to precise cell counts in 30 seconds

Cell size gates — user selects a population of interest in complex samples, such as primary cells, or lets the cell counting algorithm do all the work

Cell viability — analyzes cells accurately using multifocal plane analysis

Easy to archive and analyze — stores up to 100 counts in the onboard memory for access any time, or use the optional TC20 data analyzer software on your PC to further analyze exported cell images

Getting all the data you need about your cell cultures is fast and easy; the TC20 cell counter and disposable counting slides eliminate the need for tedious setup, cleaning, or maintenance. The TC20 cell counter is simple and intuitive to use Check out the TC20 automated cell counter introduction video.

 

Load

Insert

View results

Load the sample onto a slide.

Insert the slide into the TC20 cell counter; counting automatically begins.

Obtain a total cell count (without trypan blue) or total and live cell counts (with trypan blue) in 30 seconds.

Get Accurate and Reproducible Results

The TC20 automated cell counter uses microscopy with auto-focus that analyzes multiple focal planes to identify the best plane. Without requiring any user input, the sophisticated cell counting algorithm uses the image acquired from the best focal plane to identify cells and exclude debris, thereby calculating the total cell count.

The auto-focus leads to highly reproducible cell counts with reduced user-to-user variability compared to a hemocytometer and cell counters with manual focus. Using auto-focus instead of subjective manual focusing is especially important when assessing cell viability because an incorrectly selected focal plane will lead to inaccurate results.

Unlike cell counters based on electrical impedance (Coulter principle), the TC20 image-based analysis allows the user to view the cells in real time, providing visual proof that the TC20 cell counter has correctly identified cells.

The TC20 automated cell counter provides accuracy comparable to results obtained with a hemocytometer. It can count cells with a 6–50 μm cell diameter and within a broad concentration range of 5 x 104–1 x 107 cells/ml, which eliminates the need to dilute cells, thus reducing errors associated with sample dilutions prior to counting.

The counter uses disposable counting slides with a patent-pending design that ensures even distribution of cells throughout the counting chamber, regardless of the user's pipetting style, leading to accurate and consistent cell counts.

For complex samples composed of multiple cell populations, such as primary cells, users can adjust the cell size gates to define the population of interest that will be counted. When counting multiple sample replicates, the TC20 cell counter can save the position of the cell size gates and apply them to subsequent counts.

 

When user-defined gates are enabled you can select a population of interest by adjusting the position of the cell size gates.

Cell Viability

 The TC20 cell counter uses multifocal plane analysis to assess cell viability. The conventional method of analyzing viability using a single focal plane can lead to inaccurate conclusions because light scattering and the alignment of cells at different heights in a counting chamber can change the appearance of cells — live cells may appear to be dead and vice versa. To determine if cells are viable, the TC20 counter analyzes each cell using images acquired from multiple focal planes during the focusing step.

 

Minimize Your Sample Preparation

 

The broad concentration range of the TC20 cell counter eliminates the need to dilute cells prior to counting, reducing the errors associated with sample dilutions that may be necessary when counting cells by other methods. The counting algorithm discriminates and counts individual cells within clusters of up to five cells, providing accurate counts without the need to extensively declump cells prior to loading.

 Specifications

 

Counting time, sec

30

Cell concentration range, cells/ml

5 x 104–1 x 107

Optimal cell concentration range, cells/ml

1 x 105–5 x 106

Cell diameter range, µm

6–50

Sample volume, µl

10

Data storage, counts

100

Data export

Via USB flash drive

Printer connectivity

Yes

Dilution calculator

Yes

Image of cells available

Yes

Dimensions (W x D x H), cm (in)

19 x 15 x 25.4 (7.5 x 6 x 10)

Weight without the external power supply, kg (lb)

2.2 (4.8)

Profinia™ Affinity Chromatography Protein Purification System

The Profinia protein purification instrument is compact and easy to use. Each compartment of the instrument is clearly labeled for fast setup. The buffer compartment allows simple installation of buffers — numbered positions on the instrument match run diagrams and prepackaged reagent labels. The sample compartment is capable of running two samples in series. Both compartments have sipper tubes for the uptake of buffers and samples. The cartridge compartment offers two-step purification capability and uses luer fittings to simplify cartridge connection. Waste collection and diluent bottles are in view and accessible on the sides of the instrument. The fraction collection and sample compartments allow quick installation of standard collection tubes. A central compartment provides convenient storage for a stylus and access to a USB flash drive, which allows you to export run data.

The instrument has a large touch-screen user interface, where you can select options — by finger or stylus — to navigate from screen to screen. Intuitive, user-friendly help functions guide you through the setup and post-run functions of preprogrammed optimized purification methods. The methods and buffer sets include cleaning protocols that maintain the system and prepare the cartridges for future use, ensuring that the Profinia system stays in optimal running condition. This combination of features allows you to set up quickly, walk away, and come back to results in as little as 30 min.

·         Optimized methods, cartridges, and buffer kits eliminate time spent on method development, troubleshooting, and reagent preparation

·         Built-in reproducibility is achieved with automated system pumps, UV and conductivity detectors, and programmed cleaning methods

·         Histidine (His)-tagged, GST-tagged, affinity, and desalting/buffer exchange methods deliver purity and yield comparable to other techniques, and require only a fraction of the time to obtain protein ready for experiments

·         Automatic UV peak detection diverts eluted target protein from cartridges to a fraction collection tube for unattended operation

·         Easy-access fraction collection and sample compartments hold 15 or 50 ml conical collection tubes

·         Benchtop or coldroom operation allows you to control purification conditions; optional cooling accessory keeps samples and fractions cold for benchtop operation

·         Additional capabilities let you work with a pH monitor that runs in real time with Profinia software

·         Specifications for Profinia™

Operating Limits

 

Flow rate range

0.2–20 ml/min

Maximum backpressure

45 psi/3.4 bar

Operating temperature range

4–30şC

Detection

 

UV absorbance wavelength

280 nm

Conductivity monitor range

0–500 ms/cm

pH monitor (optional) pH range

1–14

Hardware

Sample and fraction 15 or 50 ml conical tubes; can use larger external reservoirs connected by tubing

Collection containers

Buffer selection rotary selector valves for up to 8 application-specific buffers

Pressure

Sensor monitors system pressure

Solvent compatibility

All commonly used chromatographic solvents

Data

 

Output USB

Flash drive or direct USB cable to PC connection

Reporting software (optional)

Windows 2000 or XP; chromatographic data display, reporting, and analysis in real time or using stored run files

User interface

Touch screen 115 x 86 mm; select method, sample, and cartridge options by stylus or finger

Optional accessories (sold separately)

Sample and fraction cooling accessory; desalting sample loops; pH monitor; Profinia software

Physical Specifications

 

Dimensions (W x D x H)

58 x 33 x 67 cm

 

BioLogic DuoFlow 10 System

The BioLogic DuoFlow™ family of chromatography systems offers flexibility with multiple system configurations, many optional upgrades, and a common software platform that is intuitive and easy to follow. These systems can be used on the laboratory bench or in a coldroom.

The BioLogic DuoFlow 10 system includes an F10 workstation for a flow rate of 0.01–10 ml/min* at 3,500 psi (233 bar, 23 MPa). A Model MX-1 mixer, 3-tray rack, AVR7-3 sample inject valve, fittings kit, UV detector with 5 mm flow cell and 254/280 nm filters, conductivity monitor, starter kit, UNO® Q1 column, and instructions are also included.

A Dell PC controller enables easy communication with the workstation and peripheral devices via an external USB Bitbus communicator. The controller includes the Windows XP operating system, application software, keyboard, mouse, and high-resolution flat-panel monitor.

BioLogic DuoFlow modular components allow the system to meet both laboratory space and application requirements; as requirements change, systems may be easily reconfigured and seamlessly upgraded with increased functionality, such as higher flow rates, sophisticated detection capabilities, pH monitoring, column scouting, and buffer blending.

* To double the flow rate to up to 20 ml/min, use the BioLogic DuoFlow Maximizer™ valve system. The optional F40 pump kit expands pumping capabilities to 40 ml/min

Specifications

Operating Limits

 

Flow rate

0.01–10 ml/min

Pressure

3,500 psi (23 MPa) at 10 ml/min

Detection

 

UV detection

Standard 254 and 280 nm filters; optional 214, 365, 405, and 436 nm filters; standards 5 mm analytical flow cell; optional 2 mm preparative flow cell; optional BioLogic QuadTec UV/Vis detector for simultaneous 4-wavelength detection

.Sm`artSpec Plus spectrophotometer

The SmartSpec Plus spectrophotometer has a wider range of features and functions than many other benchtop spectrophotometers, offering performance, stability, and functionality at an affordable price.

The UV/visible SmartSpec Plus spectrophotomer has a working wavelength range of 200–800 nm. It is the perfect tool for routine applications such as:

Quantitation of DNA, RNA, and oligonucleotides

Quantitation of proteins via the Bradford, Lowry, and BCA assay methods

Monitoring bacterial culture growth

Simple kinetic assays

Wavelength scans with peak detection

 

A simple, menu-driven interface simplifies assays and provides answers to common sample computations at the touch of a button. Conversion factors can be stored and modified. The SmartSpec Plus spectrophotometer is capable of performing calculations and providing results such as:

A260/A280 ratio for nucleic acid purity

Quantitation that takes dilution factors into account

Sample concentration in µg/ml (additionally in pmol/µl for oligonucleotides)

Molar extinction coefficient and molecular weight of oligonucleotides

At the end of an assay, a report may be printed that shows the user's identification, date, and results.

Nucleic Acid Quantitation
The SmartSpec Plus spectrophotometer offers a complete solution for the quantitation of PCR products, nucleic acid preparations, or samples to be used in bacterial transfection protocols. dsDNA, ssDNA, or RNA can be quantitated by selecting from preprogrammed conversion factors or by entering a value that is best for the sample being assayed. The instrument will provide absorbance values, concentration, and purity values so you can proceed confidently with your downstream experiments.

The SmartSpec Plus spectrophotometer also simplifies the quantitation of DNA and RNA oligonucleotides. When you enter the sequence, length, or composition, the spectrophotometer will display sample concentration in µg/ml and pmol/µl and automatically perform calculations of molar extinction coefficients and molecular weights.

 

 

 

Protein Quantitation
The SmartSpec Plus spectrophotometer has preprogrammed methods for the quantitation of proteins by the Bradford, Lowry, and BCA methods. Features built into each assay method facilitate data collection and present a complete analysis of assay results. The easy-to-follow menu guides you through the entire assay, ensuring that all standards and replicates are read.

Standards can be analyzed in groups of up to 9 replicates

Up to 10 standard curves can be stored under user-assigned names

Mean and standard deviation values are automatically calculated for each replicate group

Printable report includes a standard curve with r2 value

Additional Features
The SmartSpec Plus spectrophotometer also features:

Built-in printer

Xenon flash lamp extends lamp life and reduces maintenance costs

User interface with choice of 6 languages: English, French, German, Italian, Japanese, or Spanish

Spectral scans from 200 to 800 nm

Easy-to-use, menu-driven operation

Compact, space-saving design

 Specifications

 

Light souce

Xenon lamp

Detector

Photodiode array

Display

2 x 24 alphanumeric backlit LCD

Printer

Built-in alphanumeric/graphic printer

Interface

RS–232 serial port

Wavelength range

200–800 nm

Wavelength accuracy (at 18–27°C)

<±1.0 nm from 200 to 250, 300 to 800 nm

 

<±0.5 nm from 250 to 300 nm

Spectral bandwidth

<5 nm

Absorption accuracy

±0.01 at 0.5 AU, ±0.02 at 1.0 AU

Absorption repeatability

±0.005 at 0.5 AU

Stray light

<0.2% at 230 nm using Nal standard

Operating temperature

15–35°C

Beam height (z-dimension)

8.5 mm

Power requirement

90–260 VAC, 47–63 Hz

Regulatory

CE, TUV

Dimensions

33 x 26 x 14 cm (W x D x H)

Weight

~ 3.8 kg

 

Transfection

A broad suite of transfection tools is available for nucleic acid delivery into a wide range of cell types. Instruments and kits are designed for a variety of applications, such as RNAi gene knockdown and primary cell analysis.

The Gene Pulser MXcell plate-based electroporation system delivers molecules efficiently into mammalian cells — especially into primary and difficult-to-transfect cells. The Gene Pulser MXcell system can be used to electroporate as few as 105 cells by using a 96-well plate or as many as 106 to 107 cells in a 12-well plate or in a cuvette. The system's enhanced user interface contains preset protocols to easily adapt to new or existing transfection conditions.

Key Benefits and Features

Delivery of any molecule into primary and other mammalian cells — transfect siRNA, DNA, and other molecules in a completely open format

Preprogrammed protocols — designed for rapid optimization to increase transfection efficiency and viability of any mammalian cell type, including primary and difficult-to-transfect cells

Fully programmable — modify protocols for your specific needs to obtain better gene delivery

Choice of electroporation plate or cuvette — electroporate a limited number of primary cells or a larger number when scaling up

Fast pulse time — minimize cell handling

Protocols for primary and mammalian cells — browse Bio-Rad's expanding Transfection Protocol Library, which includes electroprotocols describing recommended starting conditions for most mammalian cells

Compatible with any electroporation buffer — use with Gene Pulser® electroporation buffer for efficient gene delivery while maintaining cell viability in mammalian cells

Built-in safety features — arc protection for detecting precise location of well arcing and resistor pulse modulation for controlling parallel resistance.

Mini-PROTEAN® Tetra Cell - Electrophoresis

The versatile, easy-to-use Mini-PROTEAN® Tetra cell is ideal for vertical mini gel electrophoresis. This electrophoresis cell accommodates one to four Mini-PROTEAN precast or handcast gels, providing flexibility for your research needs. The Mini-PROTEAN Tetra cell eliminates tedious assembly procedures and has a patented sealing mechanism* that prevents assembly errors during handcasting.

Features and Benefits

Run one to four precast or handcast mini gels in less than an hour

Can also be used with the Mini Trans-Blot® electrophoresis cell for western blotting

Thermoplastic casting gaskets form a tight seal with the glass plates to ensure leak-free casting

Casting frames** with simple cam closure provide precision alignment on any flat surface

Side-by-side casting stand** allows access to both gels simultaneously, and a spring-loaded lever creates a tight seal against the thermoplastic rubber gasket

Run 2-D gels in less than a day

Applications and Uses

Polyacrylamide gel electrophoresis (PAGE or SDS-PAGE)

2-D gel electrophoresis

Screen new samples

Evaluate sample preparation conditions

 

Number of gels

1–4

Precast gels

Mini-PROTEAN® precast gels

Handcast gels

Cast using Mini-PROTEAN spacer plates

Gel size (W x L)

Precast: 8.6 x 6.8 cm; handcast: 8.3 x 7.3 cm

Glass plate size (W x L)

 

   Short plate

10.1 x 7.3 cm

   Spacer plate

10.1 x 8.2 cm

Total buffer volume for 2 gels

700 ml

Total buffer volume for 4 gels

1,000 ml

Typical run times for SDS-PAGE

35–45 min (at 200 V constant)

Recommended power supply

PowerPac Basic or PowerPac HC (High Current)

Dimensions (W x L x H)

12 x 16 x 18 cm

Weight

1 kg (2.2 lb)

Criterion™ Cell and Power Supply

The Criterion™ cell is a midi electrophoresis cell dedicated to running one or two Criterion gels, which are wider and longer than traditional mini gels. With a single Criterion gel, you can run up to 26 samples in less than 1 hr or accommodate 11 cm ReadyStrip™ IPG strips for 2-D applications. The Criterion cell accommodates Criterion precast or handcast gels.

Features and Benefits

·         Compact size requires only 1 L running buffer

·         Integrated cassette buffer chamber simplifies assembly and ensures that the system will never leak

·         Safe, easy-to-open cassettes use a built-in wedge on the lid to open gel cassettes in a single step

·         Locator slots built into the tank walls allow users to easily and quickly slide cassettes into position

·         Ability to separate more samples in fewer runs and resolve more proteins

·         Run 2-D gels in less than a day

Applications and Uses

·         Polyacrylamide gel electrophoresis (PAGE or SDS-PAGE)

·         2-D gel electrophoresis

·         Screen new samples

·         Evaluate sample preparation conditions

Number of gels

1–2

Precast gels 

Criterion™ precast gels 

Handcast gels

Gels prepared in Criterion empty cassettes

Gel size (W x L x thickness)

13.3 x 8.7 x 0.1 cm

Total buffer volume

1 L

Typical running conditions

200 V constant

Recommended power supply

PowerPac™ Basic or PowerPac HC

Dimensions (W x L x H)

14.4 x 22.3 x 19.5 cm

Weight

0.86 kg (1.9 lb

Pulsed Field Gel Electrophoresis Systems

The CHEF Mapper® XA system incorporates patented FIGE and AFIGE* technologies for superior resolution in the range of 100 bp to 10 Mb, in addition to the features of the CHEF-DR® II and the CHEF-DR III systems. The CHEF Mapper XA system also includes algorithms for deriving separation conditions. This system is ideal for both the PFGE novice and the seasoned expert.

Each CHEF Mapper XA system is supplied with a power module, embedded auto-algorithm for protocol optimization, interactive algorithm program disk, electrophoresis cell, cooling module, variable-speed pump, and accessory kit.

Automation

The CHEF Mapper XA system offers two ways to optimize your separations. The unique auto-algorithm can automatically select optimal separation conditions, integrating 11 key variables and implementing starting separation conditions. Protocols can be refined using the Windows operating system-based interactive algorithm, which lets you specify several run variables simultaneously to derive optimal separation protocols.

Customization

Busy laboratories need equipment that can store and readily access key separation conditions. The CHEF Mapper XA system can store up to 99 programs.

Application Versatility

The CHEF Mapper XA system is the most flexible of the PFGE units. The CHEF Mapper XA system achieves higher resolution with greater speed and accuracy than any other PFGE system, making it ideal for all PFGE applications. The CHEF Mapper XA system lets you choose any pulse angle from 0 to 360°, which allows optimal separation of both chromosomal and plasmid DNA with one system. Accurate sizing of fragments requires an expanded linear range of separation. Switch-time ramps increase the mobility of fragments by gradually changing the switch times during the course of a run. Nonlinear (for example, concave or convex) ramps change the switch-time increments from the start to the end of a run.

 

 

These nonlinear ramps separate fragments linearly from 50 to 700 kb, yielding more precise fragment size measurements. The multistate mode of the CHEF Mapper XA system enhances resolution in selected fragment size ranges. Each vector (angle of pulse) can be assigned its own voltage (field intensity) and its own switch time (duration of pulse). Up to eight different states can be combined into one run to optimize the separation of subsets of fragments in the sample. The application of secondary pulses of defined voltage, duration, angle, and frequency can enhance the separation and resolution of very large DNA molecules by releasing DNA caught in the gel matrix.

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Category Products


Criterion™ TGX™ Precast Gels
Criterion TGX precast gels are based on the long shelf life TGX formulation. The gels deliver superior resolution, fast run times, and greater transfer efficiencies.


Criterion™ TGX Stain-Free™ Precast Gels
Criterion TGX Stain-Free precast gels are based on the long shelf life TGX formulation and have been developed for rapid fluorescent detection of proteins with the Gel Doc™ EZ and ChemiDoc™ MP imagers.


Criterion XT Bis-Tris Precast Gels
Criterion XT precast gels are formulated at a near-neutral pH, significantly delaying acrylamide hydrolysis compared to traditional Laemmli systems. Their chemical composition allows maximum stability.


Criterion XT Tris-Acetate Precast Gels
Criterion XT precast gels are formulated at a near-neutral pH, significantly delaying acrylamide hydrolysis compared to traditional Laemmli systems. Their chemical composition allows maximum stability.


Criterion Tris-HCl Precast Gels
Bio-Rad Tris-HCl gels are made without SDS. SDS is added to the sample and running buffer to create standard SDS denaturing electrophoresis conditions.


Criterion Stain Free Tris-HCl Gels
Criterion Stain Free gels are formulated with a protein visualization compound and Tris-HCl for PAGE. Direct visualization of the gel can be done with the Gel Doc™ EZ imager without the need to stain or destain.


Criterion Tris-Tricine Precast Gels
Tris-Tricine gels are ideal for separation of peptides and small proteins with a molecular weight <10,000. Superior resolution is achieved by slowing the migration rate of the peptide-SDS complexes.


Criterion IEF Precast Gels
Isoelectric focusing (IEF) gels separate proteins based on their net charge rather than their molecular weight. IEF gels are cast with carrier ampholytes to create a pH gradient within the gel.


Criterion Zymogram Precast Gels
Zymogram gels contain gelatin or casein, which are substrates for proteases. Samples with proteolytic activity can be visualized as clear bands against a blue background after Coomassie R-250 staining.


Criterion TBE Precast Gels
TBE gels are suitable for electrophoresis of nucleic acids from 50 to 2,000 base pairs; they are ideal for analysis of the purity of PCR products, standard dsDNA analysis, and RNase protection assays.


Criterion TBE-Urea Precast Gels
TBE-urea gels maintain denaturing conditions for analysis of single-stranded DNA and RNA. Nucleic acids between 60 and 200 bases are resolved as sharp, distinct bands.

Category Products


Mini-PROTEAN® TGX Stain-Free™ Precast Gels

Mini-PROTEAN TGX Stain-Free precast gels for polyacrylamide gel electrophoresis (PAGE) allow for fast run times, high transfer efficiency, and rapid detection of proteins with stain-free enabled imagers. Available in six polyacrylamide gel percentages and two pack sizes.


Mini-PROTEAN® TGX™ Precast Gels

Mini-PROTEAN TGX precast gels feature long shelf life and superior resolution in standard Tris/glycine PAGE buffers, fast run times, and high transfer efficiency. Available in six polyacrylamide gel percentages and two pack sizes.


Mini-PROTEAN® Tris-Tricine Precast Gels

Mini-PROTEAN Tris/tricine precast gels are ideal for
the separation of peptides and small proteins with
molecular weights <10 kD. These polyacrylamide gels
improve resolution by slowing the migration rates of
peptide-SDS complexes.


Mini-PROTEAN® TBE Precast Gels

Mini-PROTEAN TBE precast gels are designed for the electrophoresis of nucleic acids from 50 to 2,000 base pairs long. Ideal for PAGE analysis of PCR product purity, standard dsDNA analysis, and RNase protection assays.


Mini-PROTEAN® TBE-Urea Precast Gels

Mini-PROTEAN TBE/urea precast gels maintain denaturing conditions for the analysis of single-stranded DNA and RNA in polyacrylamide gel electrophoresis. Nucleic acids between 60 and 200 bases long are resolved as sharp, distinct bands.

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