Personal Gel Imager

MicroBIS Your Personal Gel Imager.
The MicroBIS presents the safe, affordable, personal gel imaging system that will reduce your dependence on department or interdepartmental equipment.

Work Simply, Work Safely

The MicroBIS presents the safe, affordable, personal gel imaging system that will reduce your dependence on department or interdepartmental equipment.
Don't let the compact design and small footprint fool you. The MicroBIS features superior fluorescence and visible dye documentation. It is uniquely engineered for user safety in the research environment and it is maintenance free.

The MicroBIS Advantages

Simplicity, Speed and Quality: Easy-to-use, unique scientific sensor with unrivalled sensitivity produces high-resolution images with just one click

  • Compact: Convenietly small footprint for the lab benchtop
  • Designed for safety:Distinctive features for user safety in the research environment
  • Cost-effective: High-quality results at a fraction of the cost
  • Maintenance free: User freindly system with no ongoing maintenance requirements
  • Wide range of applications: Addresses a wide range of safety dyes and experimental applications
  • Unique illumination: Integrated blue LED light source
  • Easy-to-use GelQuant analysis software: Results at a click of a button

Specifications

Camera
Gradation 16 bit file format
Sensor Type 2/3 Large Pixel Scientific Sensor
Image Resolution Up to 5 Mpixel
Number of Pixels: 1280(h)x 1024(v)
Dynamic range 3.8  orders of magnitude
Optics
Lens F/0.95
Digital Zoom Real time x9
Field of View 12cm x 8cm
Emission filters Orange
Light Source
 Illumination Modes Trans blue LED's 470nm
Software
Image capture GelCapture, lifetime free upgrade
Image analysis GelQuant Express

Applications:

Quantization of nucleic acid, protein stains and lables compatible with excitation of UV or blue light (470nm), including Ethidium Bromide, SYBR Green®, SYBR Safe® , SYBR Gold®, CBB, Silver Stain and more. Especially designed to address Invitrogen's (Life Technologies) dyes.

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