Instruments
Luminex 100 System
BD FACSAria
BD LSRII with Violet Laser
BD LSRII with UV Laser
BD FACSAria
- Three air-cooled lasers at 488-nm, 633-nm, and 407-nm wavelengths
- Digital acquisition rates of up to 70,000 events/second
- Multicolor analysis of up to 15 parameters
- 7-parameters from the 488 laser; 3 from 633 laser; 3 from 407 laser
- Five wavelengths detected from the 488 nm Argon laser:
- Three wavelengths detected from the 633 nm HeNe:
- Three wavelengths detected from the 407 nm Violet laser:
- Two- and four-way bulk sorting devices for a variety of tube sizes
- BDTM Automated Cell Deposition Unit (ACDU) for sorting to Multiwell plates or microscope slides
- Biosafety Hood and Aerosol Management Option for safe sorts of biohazardous samples
BD LSRII with Violet Laser
- Three lasers 20 mW Argon (488 nm); 25 mW HeNe (633 nm); 50 mW Violet laser (407 nm)
- This state of the art flow cytometry cell analyzer is capable of detecting 12 fluorochromes simultaneously:
- Five wavelengths detected from the 488 nm argon laser:
- Three wavelengths detected from the 407 nm Violet laser:
- Three wavelengths detected from the 635 nm HeNe:
- High Throughput Sampler (BD HTS) to process samples from 96- and 384-well plates.
BD LSRII with UV Laser
- Three lasers 20 mW Argon (488 nm); 25 mW HeNe (633 nm); 20 mW UV laser (355 nm)
- This state of the art flow cytometry cell analyzer is capable of detecting 8 fluorochromes simultaneously:
- Four wavelengths detected from the 488 nm argon laser:
- Two wavelengths detected from the 355 nm UV laser:
- Two wavelengths detected from the 635 nm HeNe:
- High Throughput Sampler (BD HTS) to process samples from 96- and 384-well plates
- Multi-analyte bioassay detection system capable of performing up to 100 assays simultaneously in a single microtiter plate well.
- Multiplexed immunoassays, and other assays based on nucleic acids, enzyme function, and receptor-ligand interactions.
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