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Genomics
News Release from: Cleaver Scientific | Subject: CSL MicroDoc
Edited by the Laboratorytalk Editorial
Team on 26 January 2007
Gel documentation now with 8inch screen,
1GB Flash
A new, ultra-compact, transportable and inexpensive gel documentation system, which is easy-to-use and set-up, is the latest addition to the Cleaver Scientific range of electrophoresis products
The CSL MicroDoc is capable of producing high quality images thanks to its integral 16 bit CCD digital camera, which provides excellent resolution to 8.0megapixels The system enables a wide variety of images to be viewed from a new high definition 8inch TFT liquid crystal colour display which can then be captured from agarose, other fluorescent gels, colorimetric gels, auto-radiography film and blotting membranes
This article was originally published on Laboratorytalk on 27 Mar 2008 at 8.00am (UK)
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Gel documentation with bigger screen and memory
The CSL MicroDoc ultra-compact, transportable, gel documentation system, has recently been modified and now incorporates an 8inch screen and a 1GB flash card
It also includes a 55mm ethidium bromide filter with a built-in safety switch to allow the UV transilluminator to be turned off when the door is open.
Files can be saved in a variety of formats such as Tif, Jpeg, Raw image or QuickTime ready for transfer to computer systems for storage and further analysis.
The system includes a 1GB flash card which provides double the previous image capacity and flash reader for easy data transfer while printing can be performed directly from MicroDoc using the included USB cable which also permits direct connection to a computer.
The compact and competitively priced Microdoc system will be particularly suited to laboratories where space and budgets are limited as it can be used completely independently of a PC.
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