The Opentrons® OT-2 is a high-precision, open-source liquid handler designed to be easy for scientists to use and flexible enough to automate many application workflows. This robot and its accompanying automation platform are used to automate hundreds of protocols and workflows in genomics, proteomics, cell-based assays, and drug discovery.
The OT-2 has a user-friendly, plug and play graphical interface to design protocols compatible with any ANSI/SBS compliant or automation friendly labware. The base model includes an Opentrons GEN2 Single-Channel Pipette; you can also use up to two pipettes at the same time. Additional pipettes can be purchased separately and are easily interchangeable by the user. Consumables and other labware are sold separately.
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The Opentrons® OT-2 is a high-precision, open-source liquid handler designed to be easy for scientists to use and flexible enough to automate many application workflows. This robot and its accompanying automation platform are used to automate hundreds of protocols and workflows in genomics, proteomics, cell-based assays, and drug discovery.
The OT-2 has a user-friendly, plug and play graphical interface to design protocols compatible with any ANSI/SBS compliant or automation friendly labware. The base model includes an Opentrons GEN2 Single-Channel Pipette; you can also use up to two pipettes at the same time. Additional pipettes can be purchased separately and are easily interchangeable by the user. Consumables and other labware are sold separately.
The 23S ribosomal RNA (rRNA) is a crucial component of the bacterial/archean ribosome. The 23S rRNA is a 2,904-nucleotide long component of the large subunit (50S) of the ribosome. Compared to 16S rRNA genes, 23S rRNA genes have greater sequence variations due to unique insertions, deletions, and length. Attogene’s 23s PCR kit is designed for identification of specific strains of bacterial/archean using the ribosomal RNA gene region for use in Phylogenetic studies of bacterial diversity from environmental DNA samples such as water. For example, a sample of algae is obtained and washed to extract a clean algal genomic DNA (gDNA) sample. A reaction mixture is assembled from primers, master mix, and gDNA samples as required. The qPCR machine of choice is set up and loaded as needed and the mixture undergoes PCR amplification. The Primer mix provided exploits the Taq polymerase to amplify the gene region of interest.
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This kit is sufficient for 150 reactions:
For characterizing cyanobacteria in environmental samples
Use in combination with Attogene Algae DNA isolation kit
Universal 23s PCR primers
Perfect for Environmental DNA (eDNA) Characterization
1. Microprocessor control, less noisily, it is widely used to qualitative analysis of blood serum, plasma and urea in the fields of hospital, laboratory and biochemistry.
2. Brushless motor, free maintenance, no powder pollution, quick in speed up and down.
3. The flexible axle driven system which drive the rotor directly, smooth in operation and small vibration.
4. Micro computer control system, digital display the RCF，time and speed.
5. Electric lid lock, compact design, super speed and imbalance protection.
Mycoplasma is the smallest and simplest prokaryotic organism. There is a risk of mycoplasma contamination during cell culture, and mycoplasma contamination of cells has become a common problem worldwide. Mycoplasma contamination may seriously affect the state of cells, change the gene expression and metabolic characteristics of cells, lead to slow cell growth, abnormal differentiation and death, and seriously affect cell function. Bacteria, yeast or mold contamination in cell culture can be seen under an optical microscope, but mycoplasma contamination is usually not visible under an optical microscope and must be detected by specific detection methods. Common methods for detecting mycoplasma contamination include mycoplasma isolation and culture, special biochemical tests such as ELISA and luminescence, and DNA fluorescent staining detection. Among the above detection methods, most of the operation steps are relatively cumbersome, the sensitivity is not high, the mycoplasma types cannot be distinguished, special instruments are required, or the time required is long. The qPCR method is relatively simple and convenient to operate, and the results can be obtained in 2 hours.
Features of MycoSEQ Mycoplasma Detection Kit
• Provide results in less than 2 hours. Good negative and positive controls. • No live mycoplasma required: The MycoSEQ Mycoplasma Detection Kit does not contain any live mycoplasma and does not require the use of live mycoplasma for validation • Can be used with gDNA, inactivated mycoplasma, or live mycoplasma • Can be used as an alternative to the standard 28-day culture test • Can be used in conjunction with culture-based methods to provide preliminary results while awaiting the 28-day test results
The MycoSEQ Plus Mycoplasma Detection Kit is part of an integrated workflow for adventitious drug, impurity, and contaminant detection during biopharmaceutical manufacturing. The entire workflow includes the sample preparation kit, which provides a manual sample preparation method, which together with the qPCR analysis can provide results in 2 hours. (Please note that complex matrices may require additional upfront processing steps as described in the various available protocols.)
Contents and Storage
• Mycoplasma qPCR MIX, store at -15°C to -25°C, store at 2°C to 8°C after first use, protected from light. • Mycoplasma Positive Control, -15°C to -25°C. • Mycoplasma Negative Control, store at -15°C to -25°C, store at 2°C to 8°C after first use.
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DuckyBio’s Mycoplasma PCR Detection Kit is a TaqMan™-based quantitative PCR (qPCR) kit for detecting mycoplasma contamination in biological materials such as cultured cells. Designed and tested using criteria often applied toward rapid mycoplasma detection in biotherapeutic manufacturing cell culture lot release, the MycoSEQ Plus kit enables results that meet or exceed guidance on sensitivity and specificity expectations as described in European Pharmacopoeia (E.P. 2.6.7, 2007), US Pharmacopoeia (US63) and Japanese Pharmacopoeia. When used with a suitable sample preparation method, the MycoSEQ Plus kit can detect less than 5 CFU/mL.
