Purification sample preparation system Chemagic™ 360automatedlaboratoryfor research
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Characteristics
- Operation
- automated
- Applications
- laboratory, for research, for PCR, NGS, for genotyping
- Preparation type
- mixing, reagent dispensing, washing, purification, homogenization
- Sample type
- for nucleic acids
- Configuration
- compact
- Other characteristics
- high-throughput, with barcode reader
Description
The chemagic™ chemagic 360 instrument is a flexible compact solution for automated nucleic extraction from diverse sample materials.
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The genomic analysis of large numbers of samples requires a reliable system for the automated isolation of DNA and RNA. With dimensions of only 80 x 80 cm and its unique sample volume flexibility, the chemagic™ 360 instrument is an innovative system that can be adapted to fit almost all of your automated DNA and RNA purification needs. By using chemagen's well-established M-PVA Magnetic Bead technology, the chemagic™ 360 instrument provides high yields of ultra-pure nucleic acids suitable for a wide range of downstream applications such as NGS, MLPA, genotyping, and PCR.
Physical Specifications
Depth 80.0 cm
Height 90.0 cm
Length 80.0 cm
Width 80.0 cm
Other Specifications
Unit Size 1 unit
Weight 140.0 kg
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