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.
Independent Access
The Agilent 2100 Bioanalyzer is available for independent access once users have been satisfactorily trained by lab personnel. The cost of training cost is $105/hour, and a training generally takes 1 to 1.5 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/DNA ladder. Updated 7/1/19 Gene Expression Center Agilent Scheduling and Use policy
Interested users may buy their own kits and pay a $15 instrument access fee.
For more information visit the Agilent web site.
Or contact: gecinfo@biotech.wisc.edu