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Low Temperature High Speed CentrifugeCat.No.: SLX-1024F. Maintain a low temperature of 4°C continuously for a long time at a speed of 12000 rpmread more
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Electrophoresis Power Supply (Programmable)Cat.No.:SPW-6S. Brand:Servicebio. Spec.:Set (Programmable).read more
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Slides Marking SystemProduct Information Compared with silk-screen printing, laser marking can greatly improve marking efficiency. it allows for manual character input, bulk import of EXCEL files, or scanning with aread more
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Dry Bath AdaptersDry Bath Adapters compatible for use with Servicebio Dry Bath(SMB-C,SMB-H,SMB-PC,SMB-MH).read more
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4-membrane Transfer Electrophoresis System For Bio-RadCat.No.: BVT-4. Supports up to 4 membranes transfers simultaneously; the transfer clamp and transfer cores are distinguished by two colors; the transfer clamp features a handle for easy handling;read more
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Electrophoresis Transfer AccessoriesAccessories for Electrophoresis/Transfer Sytem, Compatible with Servicebio Electrophoresis/Transfer System.read more
May 31, 2022 · Sometimes called molecular photocopying, conventional polymerase chain reaction (PCR) is a technique used to amplify (replicate) trace amounts of DNA and RNA from...
Amplification & PCR ; July 17, 2018. Load 3 More. Eyes on Cancer Therapy - From University and Hospital to Start-up For this issue we have interviewed Dr. Harri Sihto, a 42-years-old researcher and...
Nov 15, 2018 · The traditional machine did not have a digital display or a temperature controller. In those days, scientists have to transfer PCR tubes in each water bath manually at least 35 times....
PCR machine: Load the reactions into 0.2 ml PCR tubes. Close lid and turn knob until it stops. Turn on PCR machine (switch on back). ... In fields such as anthropology and evolution, sequences of...
Real-time PCR. In this type, the DNA amplification is detected in real-time with the help of a fluorescent reporter. The signal strength of the fluorescent reporter is directly proportional to the...
The polymerase chain reaction (PCR) is a method to rapidly amplify sequences of DNA. During a typical PCR, template DNA (containing the region of interest) is mixed with deoxynucleotides...
