The T100 thermal cycler is a small thermal cycler offering a comprehensive set of convenient features in a small footprint. This compact thermal cycler features an intuitive touch-screen user interface to make running PCR easy. Thermal gradient technology allows you to quickly optimize your reaction in a single run. With its robust design, the T100 system is a reliable personal thermal cycler that delivers exceptional performance for years .
Applications and Uses for the T100 Thermal Cycler
- Nucleic acid amplification
- Gene cloning and analysis
- Gene expression analysis
- Mutational analysis
- Cycle sequencing
Molecular biology and genetic research play important roles in current biological research. Molecular biologists study the interaction between types of DNA, RNA (carriers of genetic messages) and protein (structural and enzymatic units of the cell) biosynthesis. Genetics delves into the study of genes in living organisms and the implications of heredity and genetic variations. Sub-disciplines in genetics include epigenetics, genomics and proteomics. Cross-disciplinary methods occur in the fields of molecular biology and genetics in the medical, educational, environmental and agricultural sectors. This overlap is most evident in the study of molecular genetics. One of the most basic applications used is the creation of DNA gene expression plasmids via cloning and subcloning, which rely on well-established methods such as polymerase chain reaction (PCR), restriction digestion, and bacterial transformations. Recent advances in the field, including microarray analysis, quantitative Real-Time PCR (qRT-PCR), and next-generation sequencing are generating vast amounts of data.
Microbiology and genetic research also use liquid handling equipment for reagent sampling and transfers, DNA samples and reagent storage, centrifuges to isolate and separate, and growth chambers and incubators for mutagenesis in model organisms to study methods of inheritance. The product list below features equipment needed to furnish molecular biology and genetics research labs.
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