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News Release from: Mandel Scientific | Subject: Gel Logic 200
Edited by the Laboratorytalk Editorial
Team on 25 July 2003
High performance electrophoresis imaging
Imaging and analysis system for life science research features integrated illumination to improve versatility and streamline workflow
Mandel Scientific announces the release of a new digital imaging system in its electrophoresis imaging and analysis product line The Kodak Gel Logic 200 imaging system features a new integrated illumination system to improve system versatility and streamline the imaging and image analysis workflow in life science research laboratories
This article was originally published on Laboratorytalk on 6 Sep 2002 at 8.00am (UK)
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Gel Logic 200 delivers the same outstanding image resolution and sensitivity as featured in the Kodak Gel Logic 100 system, which is significantly better than traditional video system performance.
Integrated illumination features include a roll-out UV transilluminator with UV shield for visualisation and excision of samples stained with ethidium bromide and other fluorescent dyes, white light trans-illumination (via UV conversion screen), white light epi-illumination for visualisation of samples labelled with chromogenic labels and optional UV epi-illumination, all with an imaging area of up to 25x33cm.
The Gel Logic family is designed to combine the best of current digital imaging and software technology for gel documentation and analysis: high-resolution, high performance CCD technology utilising FireWire (IEEE 1394) interface providing outstanding image quality and analysis data accuracy along with video-like preview and capture speed.
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