Gel documentation system transilluminator FastGene®
blue LED

Gel documentation system transilluminator - FastGene® - Nippon Genetics - blue LED
Gel documentation system transilluminator - FastGene® - Nippon Genetics - blue LED
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Characteristics

Applications
for gel documentation systems
Light source
blue LED

Description

Nippon Genetics introduced this LED based transilluminator for the detection of DNA/RNA molecules. Blue light LEDs are as sensitive as UV light but they won’t damage the DNA separated in an agarose gel and protect your skin and eyes. These LED instruments were developed for the use of non Ethidium Bromide dyes like SYBR Green, SYBR Safe, Midori Green and others. There is an application note available describing the difference in cloning efficiency by using UV light or Blue LED light (see Documents). Now it’s becoming easy to excise your DNA fragment out of gels. You don’t need to wear glasses. Switch the LEDs on, detect your band and excise your DNA fragment with our Agarose Gel Band Cutter. Your DNA won’t be damaged. You can use Ethidium Bromide as well as other dyes for staining. We prefer to use our Midori Green (Direct/ Advance/ Xtra) stains as a non carcinogenic – less mutagenic alternative to Ethidium Bromide. Additionally, the lifetime of LEDs is 5 times longer in comparison to UV light. Dimensions (mm) 280 x 340 x 80 mm Viewing surface (mm) 160 x 200 mm Wavelenght (nm) 470 nm Amber filter amber filter shield with metal frame LED arrangements matrix for 2 side illumination LED lifetime 50.000 hours Power 24 V DC 1 A power adaptor Gel size compatibility 110 x 60, 55 x 60, mini gels Weight 3 kg CE labeled YES European plug YES
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