Cellular Imaging Instrumentation Accessories
Alkali Scientific ASI™ Spheroid Forming Unit, Sterile, 90/Cs
Introducing the new Spheroid Forming Unit (SFU) product line.The SFU is specifically designed to support the formation and size scaling of spheroids, enhancing the spheroid generation process.Equipped with a ventilated cap featuring a hydrophobic filter membrane, the SFU ensures efficient gas supply during cell culture. Membrane thickness: 68 μm Pore size: 65 μm Adjustable dial cap for ventilation control 0.2 μm PTFE filter membrane
Cleatech INTEGRATED FAN FILTER MODULE
- Delivers high-efficiency particulate air filtration
- Offers controlled airflow for cleanroom environments
- HEPA filter with 99.99% efficiency at 0.3 µm particles
- Optional ULPA filter with 99.999% efficiency at 0.12 µm particles
- Average air velocity of 90 FPM
- High-speed air flow of 540 CFM
- Sound level of 50 dBA at 90 FPM, 30 in from filter face
- Energy consumption of 340 watts at highest speed
- Includes direct drive, centrifugal-type motor
- Features sealed bearings and overload protection
- Equipped with washable polyurethane foam pre-filters
- Incorporates Minihelic gauge for pressure monitoring
- Pressure monitoring range of 0-1" Water Column
- Exceeds Class 100 / ISO 5 cleanliness performance
INTACT GENOMICS INC ig Recombinase Polymerase Amplification (RPA) Kit v1, 25 Reactions
The ig RPA Kit version 1 provides the necessary reagents and enzymes to amplify user-provided DNA template using isothermal Recombinase Polymerase Amplification. It requires no thermocycling with equal or better sensitivity than PCR. RPA is a molecular biology technique that amplifies DNA at a constant temperature using a recombinase, primers, a single-stranded DNA binding protein (SSB), and a strand displacing DNA polymerase. T4 UvsX Recombinase is used with UvsY and primers to cause strand exchange of double-stranded DNA. Then, a single-stranded binding protein, T4 gp32, stabilizes the displaced strand. Finally, Bsu or Sau DNA polymerase extends the DNA from the primers and creates a new complete copy of the template. Iterative amplification ensues as with PCR. RPA is a highly selective and sensitive isothermal amplification technique. No DNA pretreatment is required. It is compatible with a variety of endpoint detection methods, (e.g. lateral flow, real-time fluorescence).
