Life science & clinical diagnostics instruments > DNA & RNA

GeneCopoeia miArrest miRNA inhibitors

03 August, 2011 by

The miArrest miRNA inhibitors from GeneCopoeia can be used to achieve transient or stable knockdown in virtually all cell types.


Abnova Precipitor 16 automated magnetic bead platform

24 June, 2011 by

Abnova’s Precipitor 16 is a fully automated magnetic bead platform for large-scale nucleic acid and protein purification.


Beckman Coulter FormaPure system

25 May, 2011

The FormaPure system can be used to extract both total nucleic acid and total RNA and offers good yield and purity in an automation-friendly process. The technology can purify nucleic acids from a wide variety of tissue types for utilisation in techniques such as SNP genotyping, gene expression and sequencing.


Beckman Coulter CleanSEQ dye-terminator removal system

25 May, 2011

The CleanSEQ system can be used for rapid, high-performance dye-terminator removal based on solid phase reversible immobilisation (SPRI) technology.


Epoch multi-volume nucleic acid quantification application note

25 May, 2011

Nucleic acids isolated from a variety of sample types such as animal models, body fluids or eukaryotic and bacterial cells provide the starting material for a broad range of downstream applications including gene expression, genotyping, sequencing and cloning. Quantification of isolated nucleic acid is necessary prior to introduction into these applications. The Epoch Spectrophotometer System provides a means of obtaining accurate measurement over a wide range of sample concentrations and volumes, including microvolume quantification. Comparison to other microvolume dedicated devices, such as NanoDrop, shows equivalent performance.


Integrated DNA Technologies PrimeTime Pre-designed qPCR Assays

18 April, 2011

PrimeTime Pre-designed qPCR Assays work for human, mouse and rat transcriptomes. Users can search and select from the online database that contains thousands of assays. All assays are designed to span exons, protect against non-specific amplifications, avoid known SNPs and minimise the impact of secondary structure. Consisting of two primers and a hydrolysis probe, all three components are shipped in a single tube and are claimed to provide \>90% efficiency.


Enzo Life Sciences CGH labelling kit for oligo arrays

07 April, 2011 by

The Enzo Life Sciences CGH labelling kit for oligo arrays has been optimised to label DNA for dual sample comparative genomic hybridisation (CGH) assays on Agilent oligonucleotide arrays.


Caliper Life Sciences LabChip XT automated nucleic acid fractionation

10 March, 2011 by

Current next-generation sequencing (NGS) workflows have numerous manual processes that bottleneck throughput and contribute to process inefficiency. One of the most time-consuming tasks is gel-based size selection during the library-generation process. In addition to being labour intensive and not scalable, manual methods introduce run-to-run and operator-to-operator variability. Furthermore, the imprecision of this manual excision results in the size selection precision (width of the selected band) being typically no better than ±10% of the median fragment size (eg, 400 bp ± 40 bp).


IDT mutagenesis application guide

02 February, 2011

Integrated DNA Technologies (IDT) has released a free to download mutagenesis applications guide. Providing an overview of in vitro mutagenesis, along with in-depth protocols and troubleshooting advice, the guide makes it easy to carry out efficient and effective experiments.


Genetics and archaeology combine to identify Europe’s earliest farmers

15 November, 2010

A team of international researchers led by ancient DNA experts from the University of Adelaide has resolved the longstanding issue of the origins of the people who introduced farming to Europe some 8000 years ago.


FlashGel System for DNA Recovery

10 October, 2010 by By Mary Riley and Hugh White, Lonza Rockland, Inc.

Direct DNA recovery using the FlashGel Recovery System eliminates agarose gel preparation, band excision, and purification, and delivers highly efficient recovery, free from inhibitors and UV-induced damage, in a simple 5-10 minute protocol.


UQ innovation licensed to biopharmaceutical company

17 September, 2010

A new cancer vaccine concept developed by researchers at The University of Queensland's Diamantina Institute has been licensed to US-based developer of RNAi therapeutics, Alnylam Pharmaceuticals, through UniQuest - UQ's main research commercialisation company.


Electronic DNA sequencing

06 September, 2010

In a first step towards electronic DNA sequencing, researchers have developed a new, carbon-based nanoscale platform to electrically detect single DNA molecules using translocation through graphene nanopores.


FlashGel RNA system

21 June, 2010

The FlashGel System for RNA is optimised for the unique requirements of RNA and is a claimed fast and sensitive tool for analysis of sample integrity. It is suitable for verification and analysis of total RNA, quick checks of native RNA and checking RNA degradation and mRNA purity.


GeneCopoeia miTarget miRNA target sequence expression clones

21 June, 2010

GeneCopoeia offers genome-wide microRNA 3′ UTR target constructs in mammalian expression vector systems with luciferase reporter genes for functional validation experiments.


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