Applied Biosystems GeneAmp PCR System 9700

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As a quirky, intelligent laboratory scientist, intimately familiar with the Applied Biosystems GeneAmp PCR System 9700, allow me to share my comprehensive overview of this incredible piece of equipment. The Applied Biosystems 9700 PCR system is specifically designed for high sample volume amplification of nucleic acids. This system features a unique thermal isolation frame ensuring oil-free operation, easy-to-use graphic interface, and fast, uniform thermal response. Passed cycle performance, cool and heat rate tests, and internal calibration from 4C - 99.9C are some of the impressive feats this system accomplishes. It stores up to 100 complete PCR methods and allows for an auto-restart function, making it a reliable and intuitive tool for any molecular biology laboratory. Whether you're conducting real-time PCR, thermal cyclers, or DNA sequencing, this system's flexibility and internal diagnostics make it an indispensable asset in any laboratory setting. Anecdotal insights emphasize the system's power to innovate and adapt to the ever-progressing needs of molecular biology.

• Intuitive graphic interface for easy operation
• Fast and uniform thermal response for PCR procedures
• Stores up to 100 complete PCR methods for flexibility
• Internal calibration function for consistent and reliable results
• Auto-restart function for continued PCR operation after power outages

• Temperature Accuracy: 0.25 from 35.0C - 99.9C
• Method Storage: Auto restart function allows for power outages and safe continuation of a PCR experiment
• Modified Programs: Complete PCR methods can be stored from user & method names
• 9700 Base Model: Stores up to 100 complete PCR methods
• Internal Calibration: From 4C - 99.9C
• User Diagnostics: All system software operations are controlled with five programs

Metric: 8.6 kg
Imperial: 19 lbs

Metric: 22.0 cm x 19.0 cm x 15.0 cm
Imperial: 8.66 in x 7.48 in x 5.91 in

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