Invitrogen MPK5000 Neon Transfection System

Product Information

The Thermo Fisher Invitrogen MPK5000 Neon Transfection System is a piece of used laboratory equipment that enables fast and efficient delivery of nucleic acids into all mammalian cell types. It has been tested for basic functionality and has slight cosmetic blemishes from normal use. The unit includes a Neon Transfection System, a Neon Pipette Lot, a Neon Pipette Station, and a set of 4 Specific Power Cords. It offers high-quality transfections using optimized or user-defined protocols in simple steps. The equipment is efficient, flexible, simple, and versatile, allowing electroporation parameters to be optimized freely. Its one-of-a-kind electroporation process yields up to 90% efficiency in many cell types, including difficult-to-transfect cells, primary, and stem cells. Unlike standard cuvette-based electroporation chambers, the Neon system uses a patented, biologically compatible pipette tip chamber that generates a more uniform electric field. It is suitable for starting material amounts ranging from 2x10'4 - 6 x10'8 cells, with various format, cell type, and system type compatibility. The unique design of the Neon Transfection System allows better maintenance of physiological conditions, resulting in very high cell survival compared to conventional electroporation. The equipment is voltage compatible with 100-240 VAC and has a wattage of 300W, making it suitable for various application and equipment types.

• Efficient: Up to 90% transfection efficiency in many cell types
• Flexible: Easily transfect from 2x10^4 cells to 6x10^6 cells per reaction
• Simple: Easy to use, with optimized or user-defined protocols

• Starting Material Amount: 2x10'4 - 6 x10'8 cells
• Voltage: 100-240 VAC
• Wattage: 300W
• Cell Type Compatibility: Stem Cell, Primary Cell, Hard-To-Transfect Cell
• System Type: Neon Transfection System

Metric: 14 kg
Imperial: 31 lbs

Metric: 30 cm x 26 cm x 24 cm
Imperial: 11.81 in x 10.24 in x 9.45 in

902780

902780 - Other instruments and apparatus using optical radiations (UV, visible, IR)