ABI 3500 Genetic Analyzer - $54,987 - (Milton, FL)
Excellent Condition! Unit comes from accredited laboratory. Preventive Maintenance completed December 2017 and has passed all calibrations since.3500 Genetic Analyzer. We will crate this item and insure that it is secure for shipping for an additional $337.00.DescriptionThe 3500 Genetic Analyzer is an 8-capillary sequencing instrument specifically designed to support the demanding performance needs of validated and process-controlled environments, while retaining the unsurpassed application versatility that life science researchers expect. The analyzer supports a wide variety of applications, including de novo sequencing and re-sequencing (mutational profiling), as well as microsatellite analysis, MLPA™, LOH, MLST, AFLP®, and SNP validation or screening. The majority of applications can be run on a single polymer and capillary array. Benefits and features of the 3500 Genetic Analyzer include: • Cost effective—lower running costs per sample and increased reagent life (14 days) • Easy setup—no special power outlets or external exhaust needed • Increased multiplexing—6-dye capability to interrogate more SNPs or markers • Easy-to-use software—integrated data collection and primary analysis software for real-time assessment of data quality • Consumables tracking—radio frequency identification (RFID) technology used for residual volume and expiry date tracking InnovativeStreamline administrative tasks—radio frequency identification (RFID) tags allow viewing, tracking, and reporting of critical reagentsRemove handling and mixing errors with preformulated consumablesIntelligentImproved data uniformityacross instruments, runs, and capillariesEasy-to-use softwarefacilitates simple setup, operation, and maintenanceIntuitiveSimplified instrument setupwith single array (36 cm) for both sequencing and fragment analysis applicationsStreamlined setup with standardized power plug and no external exhaustIncreased multiplexing with 6-dye capability
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