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JEM-2100F is a multipurpose, 200 kV FE (Field Emission) analytical electron microscope. Variety of versions is provided to adapt user's purposes. The FE electron gun (FEG) produces highly stable and bright electron probe that is never achieved with conventional thermionic electron gun. This feature is essential for ultrahigh resolution in scanning transmission microscopy and in an analysis of a nano-scaled sample. Various analytical instruments and/or cameras such as EDS (Energy Dispersive X-ray Spectrometer) or EELS (electron energy loss spectrometer) or CCD cameras are ready for integration with a PC system of the microscope control.

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Mass spectrometer with analyzer design that employs elegant ion optics and ADC based digitizer to deliver dynamic range exceeding 4 orders of magnitude, without compromising resolution or mass accuracy.

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Superconducting magnets including actively shielded magnets from 400 to 800 MHz, and ultra high field magnets from 900 to 930 MHz. Magnets feature low cryogen consumption cryostats, extremely small B0 drift characteristics and homogeneity.

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Mass spectrometer that offers both chromatographic separation and high resolution mass spectra. Offers variety of ion sources and features Instrument Detection Limit of 16 fg, statistically calculated from repeated injections of 100 fg octafluoronaphthalene.

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Countess Automated Cell Counter from Invitrogen is a benchtop automated cell counter. It can perform cell counts as well as viability and cell calculations. The Countess has a touch screen display and allows data to be transferred via USB drive to a computer for data access and storage.

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Ion Max source's design imparts performance, allows interchangeability, and provides commonality between many different Thermo Scientific LC MS systems. Universal Thermo Scientific Ion Max source features rapidly interchangeable electrospray ionization ESI and atmospheric pressure chemical ionization APCI probes.

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J-1500 allows for the maximum flexibility to upgrade your CD system with different measurement techniques. While the standard measurement modes are CD, LD, and absorbance, up to four simultaneous modes can be measured when combined with a wide range of sampling accessories. These accessories can measure a variety of samples, from liquids to films to solid-states. Temperature control systems can be coupled with multi-position cells to run thermal melts, providing researchers with CD and thermodynamic data sets for conformational and folding studies. Automated high-throughput CD can obtain measurements on up to 192 samples without user intervention, saving both time and money. Kinetic and protein dynamics studies can be performed with our dedicated stopped-flow systems that can measure both CD and fluorescence. The wavelength range has also been significantly extended, allowing measurements to be obtained in both the vacuum-UV and NIR spectral regions using the standard PMT detector (163 950 nm) and an optional InGaAs detector (up to 1600 nm). Additional features now allow researchers to optimize their parameter specifications in order to obtain data with the highest resolution and S/N performance for a specific application set.

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THIS RESOURCE IS NO LONGER IN SERVICE. Documented on November 5,2023.JEOL JEM-100CX II transmission electron microscope is an electron microscope with imaging capabilities at low to high magnifications (90X to 800, 000X). A 10M-pixel HAMAMASTU C4742-95 digital camera is integrated to the system for high- image acquisition.

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Circular dichroism (CD) spectroscopy measures differences in the absorption of left-handed polarized light versus right-handed polarized light that arise due to structural asymmetry. The absence of regular structure results in zero CD intensity, while an ordered structure results in a spectrum which can contain both positive and negative signals.

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Powered by Ion Torrent semiconductor chip technology, Ion Proton Sequencer is benchtop next generation sequencer to offer fast, affordable human genome and human exome sequencing. Powered by next generation of semiconductor sequencing technology, offers similar single day workflow to Ion PGM Sequencer.

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Benchtop sequencer that allows to explore new science across variety of current and emerging applications, with higher efficiency and fewer restraints.

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THIS RESOURCE IS NO LONGER IN SERVICE. Documented on November 15, 2023. HiSeq 2000 sequencing system for sequencing and fastest data generation rate.

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HiScanSQ system (Figure 1) integrates the power and resolution of next-generation sequencing with the high-throughput capacity of genotyping, gene expression, and methylation arrays, delivering unprecedented flexibility for experimental design. The instrument features two distinct components, the HiScan Reader and the SQ Module. The HiScan Reader functions as a high-speed, precision imaging scanner for Illumina sequencing and microarray-based analyses. The SQ Module is a reagent handling fluidics device needed to perform Illumina next-generation sequencing.

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BeadArray microarray technology is based on 3-micron silica beads that self assemble in microwells on either of two substrates: fiber optic bundles or planar silica slides. When randomly assembled on one of these two substrates, the beads have a uniform spacing of ~5.7 microns. Each bead is covered with hundreds of thousands of copies of a specific oligonucleotide that act as the capture sequences in a given Illumina assay.

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Designed for use with one hand and with IP67 waterproof rating and shock resistant casing, Meter can be used for long periods, even in dark places.

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Compact meter integrates electrode, display and sample container to enable on site testing by direct measurement from single drops.

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Illumina Beadstation 500 is a high performance benchtop system designed for genetic analysis, particularly single nucleotide polymorphism (SNP) genotyping. High quality BeadArray technology provides the utmost in sensitivity thanks to a built in 30 fold redundancy and unparalleled quality control for every single feature on each array. Manual and automated processing is possible for both RNA- and DNA- based applications, and is made easy when the instrument is used in conjunction with liquid handlers and system software. For flexibility, the platform can be integrated with various other systems and robotics for meeting the requirements of many protocols. Reliability and reproducibility are ensured thanks to the scanner of the Beadstation. Additionally, sample throughput is adjustable. For gene expression (focused set), the unit can process 16 samples on one individual Sentrix BeadChip or 96 samples on a single Sentrix Array Matrix (SAM). For a 96 bundle matrix, processing times are as fast as 90 minutes or less. With a multiplex capability of as many as 1,536 plex, this system also provides great efficiency without sacrificing precision. Image resolution is less than one micron, and throughput can range from 16 to 192 (1536 SNP loci per array) per eight hour day for genotyping and 6 to 54 whole genome expression samples for gene expression. Minimal sample requirement (about 250 ng of DNA per assay for genotyping protocols and 50 ng to 100 ng total RNA for gene expression protocols) makes this system best for applications that use biopsies, fine needle aspirates, or preserved samples that are typically impossible to replace or are too low in quantity to meet the minimum input requirements of comparable instruments.

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iCyte Automated Imaging Cytometer combines digital microscopy with image processing and the real time population data analysis of analytical cytometry to produce high levels of information content with minimal investigation time.The iCyte combines the advantages of flow and image cytometry into a single system that provides unparalleled flexibility and power for rapid measurements of biochemical constituents or evaluating cell morphologies. It comes packaged with our iGen software for data acquisition and analysis. The system houses four lasers that are available in five different wavelengths (see Specs tab for more details) for laser-spot scanning illumination. The detection system, which combines PMTs for fluorescence detection and photodiodes for absorbance and scatter detection, offers excellent quantitative cytometric performance and imaging capabilities. iCyte provides fully automated operation for analysis of cellular and tissue samples that have been stained with fluorescent or chromatic dyes. Fluorescent excitation, laser light absorbance by chromatic dyes, and scatter signals may all be acquired simultaneously. This quantitative image analysis system enables both walk-away high-throughput applications (e.g., cell cycle screens on a 96-well plate in under ten minutes) and high-content analysis (where scanning and analysis can take longer depending on the level of multiplexing required, desired resolution and size of the scan area). It automatically segments and quantifies cellular and subcellular events. The automated analysis allows for the study of morphometric and fluorescent measurement correlations on thousands of cells per specimen. The iBrowser software automates the analysis of the measurement for quick and easy to understand analysis.

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Compact meter integrates electrode, display and sample container to enable on site testing by direct measurement from single drops.

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Illumina Beadstation 500 is a high performance benchtop system designed for genetic analysis, particularly single nucleotide polymorphism (SNP) genotyping. High quality BeadArray technology provides the utmost in sensitivity thanks to a built in 30 fold redundancy and unparalleled quality control for every single feature on each array. Manual and automated processing is possible for both RNA- and DNA- based applications, and is made easy when the instrument is used in conjunction with liquid handlers and system software. For flexibility, the platform can be integrated with various other systems and robotics for meeting the requirements of many protocols. Reliability and reproducibility are ensured thanks to the scanner of the Beadstation. Additionally, sample throughput is adjustable. For gene expression (focused set), the unit can process 16 samples on one individual Sentrix BeadChip or 96 samples on a single Sentrix Array Matrix (SAM). For a 96 bundle matrix, processing times are as fast as 90 minutes or less. With a multiplex capability of as many as 1,536 plex, this system also provides great efficiency without sacrificing precision. Image resolution is less than one micron, and throughput can range from 16 to 192 (1536 SNP loci per array) per eight hour day for genotyping and 6 to 54 whole genome expression samples for gene expression. Minimal sample requirement (about 250 ng of DNA per assay for genotyping protocols and 50 ng to 100 ng total RNA for gene expression protocols) makes this system best for applications that use biopsies, fine needle aspirates, or preserved samples that are typically impossible to replace or are too low in quantity to meet the minimum input requirements of comparable instruments.

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