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Applications
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Chemiluminescence
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Yes
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Fluorescence*
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Yes
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Colorimetry/densitometry
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Yes
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Gel documentation
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Yes
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Hardware Specifications
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Maximum sample size
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28 x 36 cm
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Maximum image area
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25 x 26 cm
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Excitation source
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Trans-UV and epi-white are standard (302 nm included, with 254 nm and 365 nm available as options); optional trans white, self-powered or conversion screen; optional XcitaBlueâ„¢ UV/blue conversion screen
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Illumination control
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5 modes (trans-UV, epi-white, and no illumination for chemiluminescence are standard); trans white and XcitaBlue conversion screens are optional
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Detector
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Supercooled CCD
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Pixel size
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6.45 x 6.45 µm
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Cooling system
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Peltier
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Camera cooling temperature
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–30°C controlled
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Filter selector
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3 positions (2 for filters, 1 without filter, for chemiluminescence)
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Emission filters
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1 included (standard), 3 optional
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Dynamic range
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>4.0 orders of magnitude
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Pixel density (gray levels)
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65,535
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Dynamic flat fielding
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Application specific, for all applications
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Instrument size (L x W x H)
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36 x 60 x 96 cm
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Instrument weight
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32 kg
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Operating Ranges
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Operating voltage
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110/115/230 V AC nominal
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Operating temperature
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10–28°C (21°C recommended)
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Operating humidity
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<70% noncondensing
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Automation Capabilities
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Workflow automated selection
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Application driven, user selected or recalled by a protocol
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Workflow automated execution
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Controlled by a protocol via application-specific setup for image area, illumination source, filter, analysis, and reporting
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Workflow reproducibility
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100% repeatability via recallable protocols; from image capture to quantitative analysis and reports
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Autofocus (patent pending)
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Precalibrated focus for any zoom setting or sample height
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Image flat fielding**
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Dynamic; precalibrated and optimized per application
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Autoexposure
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2 user-defined modes (intense or faint bands)
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*Use the optional XcitaBlue kit if performing SYBR® Safe DNA applications, because the UV to blue conversion screen allows you to visualize DNA samples while protecting against UV damage.
**U. S. patent 5,951,838.
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