Roche LightCycler 480 II /384 Real-Time PCR System

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The Roche LightCycler 480 II /384 is a rapid high-throughput, plate-based real-time PCR amplification and detection instrument. It offers amazing speed and exceptional accuracy, making it a versatile solution for gene-expression, mutation analysis, and genomics research. This novel platform can provide fast, highly sensitive, and reproducible results for qualitative and quantitative detection of nucleic acids, mutation scanning, and SNP analysis. It's built with cutting-edge thermal block and optical technology, enabling a wide range of probe formats and applications in gene expression and mutation analysis. The LightCycler 480 II /384 allows seamless switching between plate formats and thermal block cyclers, conforming to MIQE guidelines and offering 21 CFR part 11-compatible data protection. Its applications include array validation, gene-knockdown studies, SNP analysis, and much more.

• High-throughput real-time PCR system
• Versatile and modular design
• Supports a wide range of probe formats and applications
• Seamless switching between plate formats and thermal block cyclers
• MIQE guidelines compliance and 21 CFR part 11-compatible data protection

• Temperature control: Peltier-based heating/cooling from 40°C - 95°C, heated lid, PCR without any overlay, passive post-run cooling to < 40°C
• Excitation: 5 excitation filters, high-intensity broad-spectrum xenon lamp
• Detection: 6 detection filters, signals detected online by CCD camera
• Run time: < 60 minutes (96-well plate), < 40 minutes (384-well plate)
• Dynamic range: 1 to 10^8 copies/well detectable (viral target)

Metric: 77.5648 kg
Imperial: 171 lbs

Metric: 34 cm x 34 cm x 31 cm
Imperial: 13.3858 in x 13.3858 in x 12.2047 in

902780

This code refers to instruments and apparatus for physical or chemical analysis, such as polarimeters, refractometers, spectrometers, and gas or smoke analysis apparatus. The LightCycler 480 II /384 falls under the category of instruments used for chemical analysis, justifying the use of this harmonized code.