DNA Thermal Cycler / PCR Instrument

Polymerase chain reaction (PCR) is a workhorse technique of molecular biology laboratories in clinical and basic science. DNA thermal cyclers and gradient PCR units are essential in these laboratories. Selecting a good DNA thermal cycler is important. During PCR analysis, the well or tube capacity will determine the number of samples that can run at one time, including different combinations of temperature gradients (if available), MgCl2 concentrations, and primer levels within a single run. Temperature ranges, temperature ramp speeds, and programmability all influence an instrument’s versatility. PCR machines offer up to 384 well blocks, with temperatures reaching 100C. Some thermocyclers offer gradient capability and heated lids for more precise amplification protocols in PCR testing. The advantage of a PCR thermal cycler without gradient capability is low cost and applicability where thermal or concentration gradients are unnecessary.
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ItemFastGene® qFYR 384 Plus Realtime PCR SystemFastGene® Gradient PCR CyclerFastGene® qFYR 384 Realtime PCR SystemFastGene® qFYR Plus Realtime PCR System
Catalog NumberFG-QPTC04FG-TC03FG-QPTC03FG-QPTC02
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Temperature RangeInquire0 to 105°CInquire4 to 100 °C
Heated LidInquireHeated lid: 30 to 105°CInquireHeated, electronic, automatic
Gradient CapabilityInquireGradient span up to 42°CInquireUp to 6 °C per second
Description384-well real-time PCR system for high-throughput quantitative PCR and multiplex probe- or dye-based assays.Compact 96-well endpoint PCR thermocycler with gradient function, up to 42°C gradient span, intuitive 7-inch touchscreen, and maximum ramp rate up to 5°C/s.384-well real-time PCR system for high-throughput quantitative PCR and probe- or dye-based assays.The FastGene® qFYR Plus is a highest precision instrument for performing quantitative polymerase chain reaction (qPCR) experiments. qPCR is a well-established method for the sensitive detection and quantification of nucleic acids. During a measurement, the target DNA or RNA sequence is amplified, ... Read More
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