Applied Biosystems 7900HT PCR Thermal Cycler - Used Laboratory Equipment

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The Applied Biosystems 7900HT PCR Thermal Cycler is a used laboratory equipment in X (Scrap) condition and is currently not working. Despite its current state, this PCR Thermal Cycler remains a valuable tool for various molecular biology applications. The unit is commonly used for DNA and RNA amplification, gene expression analysis, protein research, drug discovery, and more. With its high throughput and real-time capabilities, this model has supported numerous groundbreaking studies in the life sciences. Did you know that PCR stands for polymerase chain reaction, a fundamental process used to amplify DNA segments for scientific research? Fun fact: The first PCR machine was designed in 1983 by Kary Mullis, an achievement that led to his Nobel Prize in Chemistry in 1993. The 7900HT is similar to Mullis's pioneering design, updated with advanced features, and it has been essential in the development of cutting-edge healthcare, agriculture, and forensics applications. Remember, while this unit is being recycled, its legacy lives on in the research it has contributed to, and the future breakthroughs it made possible.

• High throughput DNA amplification
• Real-time PCR capabilities
• Supports gene expression analysis

• Make and Model: Applied Biosystems 7900HT
• Condition: X (Scrap), Not Working
• Intended Use: DNA and RNA amplification, gene expression analysis, protein research, drug discovery
• Year of Manufacture: N/A
• Product Voltage: Not Applicable
• Product Hertz: Not Applicable
• Dimensions: N/A
• Weight: N/A

Metric: 79.38 kg
Imperial: 175 lbs

Metric: 33 cm x 21 cm x 24 cm
Imperial: 13 in x 8.27 in x 9.45 in

902780

902780 - Chem. and physical research appl. w/apparatus based on the use of X-rays or of alpha, beta, or gamma radiations, whether for medical, surgical, dental, or veterinary uses, including radiography or radiotherapy