| Description | The Cydem VT Automated Clone Screening System combines multiple trusted Beckman Coulter technologies into one advanced platform that empowers lab managers with a far more effective, high-throughput method—offering increased confidence that promising clones don’t get overlooked in the process of The Cydem VT Automated Clone Screening System combines multiple trusted Beckman Coulter technologies into one advanced platform that empowers lab managers with a far more effective, high-throughput method—offering increased confidence that promising clones don’t get overlooked in the process of consistently selecting the best.
- High-throughput clone screening in cell line development
- Automated, walk-away operation
- All results in one software
- pH-controlled fed-batch cultivation of 96 parallel clones with individual gassing
- On-deck cell count, viability and antibody titer analysis
- Fully integrated system
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- Designed for biochemical and genomic sample and reagent transfer
- Improve data quality while saving on reagent costs
- Reagent reservoir for larger volume reagent transfers
Echo 525 Liquid Handler Features
Key Benefits
- Highly precise and accurate low volume
For aqueous-based acoustic transfers
- Designed for biochemical and genomic sample and reagent transfer
- Improve data quality while saving on reagent costs
- Reagent reservoir for larger volume reagent transfers
Echo 525 Liquid Handler Features
Key Benefits
- Highly precise and accurate low volume transfers enabling assay miniaturization
- Builds assays 50–100 times faster than traditional liquid handlers giving the lab higher capacity from one instrument
- Suite of Echo Software Applications guide creation of complex protocols for a variety of applications
- Eliminates pipetting variances that affect assay success
- Integrates into the Labcyte Access Laboratory Workstation for increased throughput
Build Complex Assays Quickly
The flexibility, speed, accuracy, and precision of the Echo 525 Liquid Handler enable researchers to build assays that are not possible with traditional liquid handlers. The use of acoustic sound energy removes the traditional boundaries of tip and pin tool based liquid handlers. Transfer variable fluid heights and viscosities from one source plate to enable rapid assay creation in one fluid transfer run. Say goodbye to fixed plate designs as the Echo Liquid Handler moves fluids from any well to any well enabling researchers to design the experimental plates they need to make new discoveries. Efficiently Transfer Build Reagents with Echo Qualified Reservoir
Assay assembly and the transfer of one reagent to many wells is simplified using the Echo Qualified Reservoir. With the capability of transferring up to 2.5 µL from each micro-well, you can build your assay without requiring an instrument change – saving time and money. Flexible and Reliable Transfer of Genomic Reagents
The Echo 525 Liquid Handler transfers a wide range of fluids during one transfer including distilled water, buffers, nucleic acids, and reagents containing up to 50% glycerol. With its versatile fluid range, transfer volume range, any well to any well transfer capability, and powerful applications software the Echo 525 Liquid Handler supports a wide range of genomic assay workflows: - Gene Synthesis
- PCR and qPCR assay set-up
- RNA and DNA NGS sequencing workflows
- Sanger sequencing assay set-up
- Single-cell sample preparation
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The RoboLector XL system is an automated fermentation platform which combines the high-throughput fermentation and online monitoring capability of the BioLector XT microbioreactor with the precise and accurate liquid handling of a robotic system.
The RoboLector system RoboLector Platform Overview
The RoboLector XL system is an automated fermentation platform which combines the high-throughput fermentation and online monitoring capability of the BioLector XT microbioreactor with the precise and accurate liquid handling of a robotic system.
The RoboLector system autonomously prepares media compositions, among others, from the design of experiments (DoE) tests, followed by an online-monitored high-throughput cultivation.
Furthermore, pH adjustments can be made and inducers as well as feed solutions can be added to each cultivation well according to a pre-defined schedule or triggered by online process signals. Automated sampling into various targets including a cooling station facilitates optimal process monitoring and control.
Features of the RoboLector XL
Cultivation Modes - DO or time controlled feeding
- Fed-batch with bolus feeding
- Repeated fed-batch
- Biomass dependent sampling or dosing
- Time dependent sampling or dosing
- pH adjustments
Online Trigger Signals - Biomass concentration
- pH, DO (using optodes)
- Fluorescent molecules (GFP, YFP, DsRed ...)
- NAD(P)H and riboflavins
- Process or induction time
- Working volume
Advantages - Automated upstream processing of up to 48 parallel cultivations
- Continuous operation 24 hours/day and 7 days/week
- Plug & Play disposable technology
- Design of experiments (DoE)• Detailed process understanding in short time
- Excellent pipetting accuracy (< 5 %, 50 - 950 µl) and reproducibility (CV < 5 %, 50 - 950 µl)
- Reliable scale-up to lab-fermenters
- Fast and easy data analysis
- A valuable tool for PAT and QbD
- Processing units possible (for custom made solutions)
Applications - Automated sampling
- Automated induction
- Induction profiling
- Synchronized process manipulation
- pH profiling
- Feeding profiling
- Media preparation
- Process characterization
- High-throughput protein expression
- Automated upstream processing with microbial cultures
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| Applications | Top clone screening in Cell Line Development | Biochemical and genomics reagent transfer | Automated sampling, automated induction, induction profiling, synchronized process manipulation, pH profiling, feeding profiling, media preparation, process characterization, high-throughput protein expression, and automated upstream processing with microbial cultures |