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SmartDoc 2.0 Gel Imaging System by Benchmark Scientific Smart-phone compatible gel documentation system from Benchmark Scientific
Gel Imaging; SmartDoc 2.0, Blue Light Illumination, Accuris-Benchmark, 120V
2808-12
2808-12
Gel Imaging; SmartDoc
SmartGlow Nucleic Acid Stain These gel imaging systems can be visualized in UV or blue light and they also provide excellent sensitivity compared to ethidium bromide. Accuris, a division of Benchmark Scientific also offers the SmartBlue™ Blue Light Transilluminator.
Accuris SmartBlue Blue Light Transilluminator SmartBlue Blue Light Transilluminator will not damage nucleic acid or DNA samples and protects the operator from UV light damage; compatible with SmartDoc Gel Imaging System
Accuris SmartDoc™ 2.0 Gel Imaging System Compact and affordable SmartDoc 2.0 Gel Imaging Systems capture high quality images of electrophoresis gels with any smartphone camera.
Gel Preparation Cutting Platform Base Gel Preparation Surface/Cutting Platform Base comes standard with the SmartDoc gel imaging with blue illumination, and the imaging enclosure.
SmartDoc Compatible with Smartphones Place smartphone on top of the SmartDoc 2.0 Gel Imaging System platform for instant high quality images
Removable Extender Remove the extender to lower the platform for closer imaging
UV Transilluminator by Accuris The SmartDoc 2.0 can be placed onto an Accuris UV Transilluminator (sold separately)
Included Blue Light Enclosure Base Standard blue light illuminator protects operator and DNA samples by eliminating use of EtBr or UV light
Compact Gel Imaging System Instantly capture gel images using an iPhone®, iPad®, or Android® device.
SmartGlow Loading Dye SmartGlow loading dye with stain for nucleic acid gels
SmartGlow Pre-Stain Smartglow pre-Stain replace ethidium bromide (EB) in agarose and polyacrylamide gel imaging
SmartDoc Green Band Pass Filter Exposure to UV light has been demonstrated to cause DNA lesions, which are associated with an increased incidence of cancer.
