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A Complete Solution for Nucleic Acids Workflow at analytica 2010

LTF Labortechnik GmbH & Co. KG
17 Mar 2010
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Visit LTF-Labortechnik to see new NA and extraction technologies “bugs`n beads” optimized for low budget ”Arrow” and high throughput automation “Bullet” as well as the new Trinean DropSense96 for nucleic acids measurements. The DropSense96 offers a full spectrum UV-VIS reading of 1 to 96 samples in seconds for both NA and proteins.

After placing a 1-3 µl droplet onto the “DropPlate16” slide the sample is sealed and save. With the wide dynamic range of 5- 3500 ng/µl dsDNA dilution steps are things of the past. Adaptive liquid handling robots for PCR setup are available in low and mid price range as well as the new Helixis “PIXO” real time PCR cycler. PIXO opens a new segment of high end real time PCR devices at a price end of the standard personal cyclers. High speed (40 cycles in 40 minutes) high resolution temperature system (+/- 0,1 °C) suitable for HRM, 4-channel multiplexing, optimized for intercalating dyes and probes.

Go and see the complete range at Analytica 2010 booth 213 in hall B1.

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