The Bioanalyzer utilizes 'Lab-on-a-Chip' technology to integrate sample preparation, fluid handling, separation, detection, and data analysis. Providing researchers with standardized methods and enhanced reproducibility. Each chip contains an interconnected set of gel-filled channels that allow for molecular sieving of nucleic acid and protein samples.
Quick and Easy Operation
*Simple chip preparation requires less than 20 minutes set-up time. *Ready to use reagent kits. *Only 1ul of sample required *Only 30 minutes to run and analyze 11-12 samples. *Data is displayed as a gel-image or electropherogram *Automatically calculates fragment size, concentration, ribosomal RNA ratios, *High detection sensitivity. More sensitive than a polyacrylamide gel stained with EtBr or SYBR Gold. *Built in quality control with custom array ladders.
THIS INSTRUMENT IS AVAILABLE TO ALL UW-MADISON RESEARCHERS
The Agilent 2100 Bioanalyzer is available for independent access once users have been satisfactorily trained by lab personnel. The cost of training cost is $95/hour, and a training generally takes 1 1/2 - 2 hours. Please read the Training Info and Training Form prior to training. To schedule training, please contact the GEC with the completed Training Form.
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Agilent Training Info
Price includes the Agilent Chip, consumables, reagents and RNA ladder. Gene Expression Center Agilent Scheduling and Use policy
Interested users may buy their own kits and pay a $10.00 instrument access fee.
For more information visit the Agilent web site.
Or contact: gecinfo@biotech.wisc.edu