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ABI StepOnePlus Real Time PCR System 96-Well LED 4-Color Optical Genomic

PCR Thermal Cycler Item Code: 3374419

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Product Information

The Applied Biosystems StepOnePlus Real-Time PCR System, manufactured in 2017, is an advanced 96-well instrument designed for precise and quantitative genomic research applications. Certified as 'G (Good)', this used system powers on and passes initial tests, indicating no known functionality issues. It features a sensitive LED-based 4-color optical system, intuitive software, and versatile assay setup capabilities. It is compatible with various applications including SNP genotyping, gene expression analysis, and viral load analysis, making it ideal for comprehensive genetic studies. This device operates on a voltage of 120V/220V and a frequency of 50Hz/60Hz.


Key Features
  • 96-well format for high-throughput assays
  • Advanced LED-based 4-color optical recording system
  • Intuitive software for ease of use
  • Compatible with SNP genotyping, gene expression, and more
  • Precision and flexibility in genomic research

Specifications
  • 96-well Plate, 8-tube Strips, 0.1 ml Tubes
  • Thermal Accuracy: 0.25°C
  • Temperature Range: 4 to 100°C
  • Sample Ramp Rate: Fast Mode: 2.2°C/s, Standard mode: 1.6°C/s
  • Detection Method: SYBR, Primer-Probe Detection
  • Run Time: <2 hrs in Standard Mode, <40 min in Fast Mode
  • LED-based Optical System: Fluorescence from FAM/SYBR Green, VIC/JOE, NED/TAMRA, ROX dyes
  • Green Features: Sustainable Packaging

Weight

Imperial: 1.2 Pounds

Metric: 0.54 Kilograms


Shipping Dimensions

Imperial: 22.8 lb x 12.0 lb x 24.0 lb

Metric: 57.91 cm x 30.48 cm x 60.96 cm


Harmonized Code

902780


Harmonized Code Details

Harmonized Code: 902780 - Instruments and apparatus for physical/chemical analysis (e.g., polarimeters, refractometers, spectrometers, gas analyzers, etc.). Suitable for the StepOnePlus Real-Time PCR System as it conducts physical chemical analysis in genomic research.