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Gel Logic 212 Pro |
Gel Logic 2200 Pro |
| Economical, fast and easy to use, this high resolution scientific grade digital imaging system is ideal for real-time imaging and analysis of electrophoresis gels and colorimetric blots |
The new Gel Logic 212 PRO is a fully automated system that offers unmatched ease of use, sophistication, versatility and performance. The 212 PRO is ideal for imaging fluorescence or colorimetric data in sample formats such as gels (DNA/Coomassie/Silver stain) membranes, and 96 well plates. |
Capture and analyze chemiluminescent, fluorescent, and colorimetric labeled gels, blots, and plates. A cooled CCD camera and powerful software provide outstanding image resolution, sensitivity, and data accuracy |
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| Image Station 4000MM Pro |
Image Station 4000MM |
Image Station 4000R Pro |
| Take versatility to a whole new level with digital positioning technology, one click access to exposure protocols, automated configuration plus the ability to detect a wide range of labels in a variety of sample formats |
Cooled CCD imaging and multi-wavelength fluorescent illumination for in vitro and in vivo sample formats |
Enhance your imaging capabilities with built-in broad band UV epi-illumination, automated high precision lens, emission filter systems and optional radioisotopic patented phosphor screen for direct imaging of high energy radioactive labels. Ideal for imaging ethidium bromide, SYBR Green, and other popular fluorochromes |
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| Image Station 4000R |
In-Vivo Multispectral Imaging System FX |
In-Vivo Multispectral Imaging System F |
| Cooled CCD imaging and broad-band UV illumination for high performance electrophoresis gel and blot imaging |
Combine advanced multispectral imaging with high resolution X-ray imaging, luminescence and radioisotopic detection capabilities. |
Enables advanced unmixing of fluorescent agents. Multimodal capabilities include white light, UV fluorescence, luminescence, and radioisotopic imaging. |
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