Imaging system for gene therapy

Wednesday, 07 June, 2006 | Supplied by: Total Lab Systems Ltd

The UVIchemi chemiluminescence imaging system can be used for imaging western blots which are an important method used to determine the effectiveness of gene transfer. In many cases, the images produced can be analysed (quantified) using UVIband analysis software also from UVItec.

The UVIchemi is a high-end dedicated chemiluminescence documentation system for users requiring fast and accurate detection without sacrificing sensitivity or quality.

Online: www.totallab.co.nz
Phone: 0011 64 9 273 2080

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