1301260028

1301260028 is a type of polymerase chain reaction (PCR) instrument used to conduct high throughput genetic testing. It is used in a variety of applications, from diagnosing genetic diseases to testing for food contamination.

The instrument utilizes a polymerase chain reaction, or PCR, to amplify DNA segments of interest from a sample of DNA. The PCR is conducted in a thermal cycler, which rapidly heats and cools the sample to denature and then recombine the DNA strands. This reaction is repeated multiple times to increase the concentration of the desired DNA segment. The thermal cycler is the main part of the 1301260028 instrument.

The thermal cycler consists of multiple independent temperature chambers, which can be programmed to heat and cool the samples according to specific requirements. The thermal cycler also has a detection system which directly measures the amount of DNA segments present in each sample. The results of the PCR reactions are then analyzed on a microfluidic chip which is also integrated with the instrument.

The 1301260028 instrument is used in a variety of applications, including diagnostics, drug discovery, and food safety testing. The instrument is especially useful for diagnosing genetic diseases, as it is sensitive enough to detect even very slight genetic changes. Additionally, its speed and accuracy make it a valuable tool for routine screening and analysis of food and drugs. The instrument can also be used to quickly identify bacteria, viruses, and other microorganisms in food.

The 1301260028 instrument is an invaluable tool for researchers and scientists who require high accuracy, precision, and speed of analysis. Its ability to rapidly analyse multiple samples simultaneously makes it more efficient than manual PCR tests. The instrument is also relatively easy to use and requires minimal training.