Microbiology Equipment

Real Time PCR

A Real-Time PCR System is an advanced molecular biology instrument used for amplifying and simultaneously quantifying nucleic acids (DNA/RNA) in real-time. The system combines thermal cycling, fluorescence detection, and powerful data analysis to deliver precise and reproducible results. It enables researchers to monitor PCR amplification as it happens, making it essential for applications such as gene expression analysis, pathogen detection, mutation studies, and quantification of genetic material. The instrument ensures high sensitivity, fast cycling, and excellent thermal uniformity for accurate quantitative analysis.

Features:

• Real-time amplification and detection of DNA/RNA.
• High thermal uniformity for consistent results.
• Multiple fluorescence detection channels for multiplex assays.
• Fast ramp rates for shorter run times.
• User-friendly touch-screen interface with intuitive software.
• Automatic data analysis and export in multiple formats.
• Compact design suitable for all laboratory setups.
• USB and LAN connectivity for easy data transfer.

Specifications:

• Temperature Range: 4°C to 100°C
• Temperature Accuracy: ±0.2°C
• Heating/Cooling Rate: Up to 5°C/sec
• Detection System: Photodiode/CCD-based fluorescence detection
• Channels: 4–6 multiplex fluorescence channels
• Reaction Volume: 10–100 µL
• Sample Capacity: 96 wells (0.2 mL tubes or plate)
• Display: 7" color LCD touchscreen
• Connectivity: USB, Ethernet, optional Wi-Fi
• Power Supply: 220–240 V AC, 50 Hz
• Software: Compatible with Windows OS; supports real-time quantification, melt curve, and endpoint analysis