#BIO RAD AUTOMATED DROPLET GENERATOR GENERATOR#

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Compatible with both QX100 and QX200 ddPCR workflows.

HEPA-filtered enclosure reduces the possibility of contamination and allows the system to be placed in any lab environment.

User-definable plate layout with increments of 8 wells.

#BIO RAD AUTOMATED DROPLET GENERATOR GENERATOR#

Droplet generator (28 pages) Laboratory Equipment BIO RAD QX100 Instruction Manual. One AutoDG Instrument can generate sufficient droplets to keep 4–5 droplet readers running continuously Droplet reader, ivd and quantasoft software (40 pages) Inverter Bio-Rad QX200 Instruction Manual.Generates droplets for 96 ddPCR reactions in under 45 minutes.Guides setup and loading with large, color touch-screen interface and LED lighting.The AutoDG Instrument also minimizes hands-on time: it takes less than 5 minutes to load the instrument, and no supervision or user activity is required during droplet generation. The Automated Droplet Generator offers: A simplified ddPCR workflow Generates droplets for up to 96 ddPCR samples in under 45 minutes Compatibility with QX200. The AutoDG Instrument eliminates user-to-user variability, allowing you to fully exploit the precision of ddPCR technology by providing more consistent droplet counts across users and plates. The droplets in each sample can then be analyzed using a QX100 or QX200 Droplet Reader. After partitioning, the plate is sealed with the PX1™ Plate Sealer, and PCR is run to end point in a thermal cycler. QXDx Automated Droplet Generator 12008019 QXDx Droplet Reader 12008020 QXDx AutoDG Droplet Digital PCR System Operation Manual UNITED STATES, Bio-Rad Laboratories, Inc., 5731 W. Every droplet serves as an individual PCR reaction in Bio-Rad’s Droplet Digital (ddPCR™) PCR System.

The AutoDG Instrument partitions each sample in a 96-well PCR plate into ~20,000 uniform nanoliter-sized droplets in which nucleic acid molecules are randomly distributed.

Bio rad automated droplet generator