Rotor-Gene™ 6000 Real-time rotary analyzer
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Corbett Life Science
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Rotor-Gene™ 6000 Real-time rotary analyzer
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Corbett Life Science
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Computer
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Minimum requirements: Pentium IV, 2 GHz, 512 MB RAM, Windows XP® operating system, USB or RS232 Serial Port connection
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Detection
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Photomultiplier (PMT) detector with user-selected variable or automatic gain setting (sensitivity control)
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Excitation
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Separate high-intensity LED excitation source for each channel.
Up to 6 channels are available spanning Infa-Red to UV wavelengths
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Wells
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36, 72, & 100 wells (via user-interchangeable rotors)
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Cycling System
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Air (non-peltier); Range=ambient to 99°C; Max. Ramp Rate 10°C/sec;
Uniformity ±0.01°C; Resolution ±0.02°C
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Voltage
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110-120VAC @ 60Hz, 200-240VAC @ 50Hz;
Power consumption 8W (standby), 560W (peak)
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Description
The Rotor-Gene 6000 is the first of its kind – a new generation of real-time analyzers with performance so advanced it unlocks new research possibilities. It is in fact the only instrument system capable of both real-time amplification and HRM (high-resolution melt) analyses. (HRM link: http://www.corbettlifescience.com/control.cfm?page=Product_Information_10)
The Rotor-Gene 6000 is the most versatile real-time analyzer ever developed. With it, you can work with dyes covering the entire spectrum, from infra-red to UV for up to 6-plex capability.
In addition, the new 100-well rotor supports 96 sample workflow plus extra space for controls. To maximize throughput, try fast amplification - a 40 cycle reaction can be completed in about 40 minutes.
Already fully equipped for real-time amplification, end point analysis, high resolution melt analysis, and nucleic acid concentration measurement, this is only the beginning. Uniquely flexible hardware and software let you explore new ideas, chemistries, methods and analysis options. With it you can invent the future of real-time and thermo optical analysis.