4 CHANNEL REAL-TIME PCR

As a mandatory choice for quantitative analysis of molecular biology, real-time polymerase chain reaction (PCR) system is widely used in various fields including scientific research, clinical detection / diagnosis, quality / safety testing and forensic applications.
Eins-Sci Quantitative PCR is developed on a global vision of product design and manufacturing processes. It ingeniously incorporates Fresnel lens optical signal acquisition technology, time-resolved signal separation technology and unique temperature control technology. Thus, reaching international advanced level in sensitivity, multi-colour crosstalk, temperature uniformity and accuracy. It supports the application of all common qPCR detection modes.
 Real Time PCR can be used for positive and negative testing results for SARS-CoV-2 (COVID-19) in South Africa & internationally.

• Options of 4 or 6 fluorescence detection channels allowing multiplex PCR​

• Innovative scanning method and time-resolved signal separation technology

• Effectively reduce multi-colour crosstalk and edge effect, no ROX correction required

• New optical scanning detection system based on Fresnel lens optical signal acquisition technology offers high sensitivity

• High accuracy and uniformity due to unique edge temperature compensation technology

• LED light source is efficient and maintenance free

• High-efficiency PMT detection device

• User-friendly software for sample testing, data calculating and result analysis

• Excludes required  computer

• 2 Year Warranty

FEATURES

• Clinical detection and diagnosis

• Genotyping

• Copy number variation

• Rare mutation detection

• Regenerative medicine

• Gene therapy drug

• Molecular diagnosis​

• Virus testing [SARS-CoV-2 (COVID-19)  ]

• Forensic Application

• Identification

• Paternity Testing​

• Quality and safety testing

• Animal health

• Food safety testing

• Public health​​

• ​Other Applications

• Protein expression

• microRNA

• Melting curve analysis

• Gene expression

• Absolute quantification

• Relative quantification