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InnoScan700 Microarray Scanner from INNOPSYS

ProductsInnoScan700 Microarray Scanner from INNOPSYS
Company INNOPSYS
Item InnoScan700 Microarray Scanner
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Description InnoScan700 is a fluorescence scanner with 1 or 2 color(s), suitable for all biochip (Staggered/Orange Packing, Protein, CGH, ) spotted on standard slides combining performance with cost-effectiveness. Nowadays, the range of InnoScan700 scanners include three different models:
  • InnoScan700A is a simultaneous dual fluorescence scanner (635nm and 532nm).
  • InnoScan700R is a fluorescence scanner with 1 color (635nm) compatible with CY5, Alexa 647 ou Alexa 660 fluorophores.
  • InnoScan700G is a fluorescence scanner with 1 color (532nm) compatible with CY3, Alexa 546 ou Alexa 555 fluorophores.
Key InnoScan700 attributes:
  • Excellent photometric performance notably in terms of its sensitivity and signal-to-noise thanks to the association of a true pinhole confocal detection based on fast and extremely sensitive digital photomultiplier (PMT) and a dynamic autofocus system
  • Background noise greatly reducted
  • Immunization to substrate deformation and perfect scanning uniformization across the entire chip surface
  • Real-time accurate adjustement for saturation levels and easy channel balancing
  • The quickest scanner on the market (less than 3,5 minutes to scan simultaneous the 2 detection channels at 10 mm/pixel a full standard slide)
  • Scan a high density biochip with its adjustable resolution from 3 to 40 mm/pixel
  • Intuitive and easy-to-use Mapix image analysis software optimized for high volume file management from high density biochip image (given with InnoScan700 and can be sold separately)
  • Data sharing between users through a server thanks to Ethernet plug
  • Easily transportable (dimensions (25,3x45x34,5 cm), weight (12Kg))
  • Attractive price
Characterised by its easy-to-use system, its price and quality of image, InnoScan700 is an ideal tool for regular use with microarrays.
Info INNOPSYSINNOPSYS
Parc d'Activits Activestre
31 390 Carbonne - France
Customer Service: (33) 561 971 974
Fax Number: (33) 561 971 975
Web Site: http://www.innopsys.fr
NOTE: Price information is approximate list price and actual prices may vary.

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