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Gradient Thermal Cycler LMGT-B201 accommodates 96 × 0.2 mL samples and operates from 0 to 99.9°C with heating rates up to 4.5°C/s. Its 30 to 99.9°C gradient range supports PCR condition optimization across different annealing temperatures. The cycler is suited to DNA amplification, gene expression analysis, genotyping, pathogen detection, and molecular biology research.
Specifications
| Capacity | 96×0.2 ml |
| Temperature Range | 0 to 99.9 °C |
| Maximum. Heating Rate | 4.5 °C/s |
| Maximum. Cooling Rate | 4 °C/s |
| Uniformity | ≤ ± 0.3 °C |
| Accuracy | ≤ ± 0.2 °C |
| Display Resolution | 0.1 °C |
| Temperature Control | Block\Tube |
| Ramping Rate Adjustable | 0.1 to 4.5 °C |
| Gradient Uniformity | ≤ ± 0.3 °C |
| Gradient Accuracy | ≤ ± 0.2 °C |
| Gradient Temperature. Range | 30 to 99.9 °C |
| Gradient Spread | 1 to 30 °C |
| Hot Lid Temperature | 30 to 110 °C |
| Hot Lid Height Adjustable | Step less Adjustable |
| Number Of Programs | 200 |
| Maximum .No.Of Segment | 9 |
| Maximum. No. Of Step | 9 |
| Maximum. No. Of Cycle | 99 |
| Increment/Decrement Time | 1 Second to 9 Min 59 Second |
| Increment/Decrement Temperature | 0.1 to 9.9 °C |
| Pause Function | Yes |
| Auto Data Protection | Yes |
| Graphical Display | Yes |
| Holding | 4 °C |
| LCD | 5.7-inch, 320×240 pels |
| Dimensions(L×W×H) | 392×262×252 mm |
| Weight | 10 kg |
| Power Consumption | 600 W |
Pricing
| Product | Price | Unit | Action |
|---|---|---|---|
| Gradient Thermal Cycler LMGT-B201 | $ 3862.5 | Pack of 1 |
Features
Applications
Used in Gene expression analysis, Pathogen detection, DNA methylation analysis, Genotyping and gene scanning, miRNA research etc.
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Frequently Asked Questions
1 What is a Gradient Thermal Cycler LMGT-B201?
Gradient Thermal Cycler LMGT-B201 is a PCR machine that enables precise DNA amplification with programmable temperature gradients for optimizing annealing conditions.
2 How does a Gradient Thermal Cycler LMGT-B201 work?
Gradient Thermal Cycler LMGT-B201 operates on the principle of thermal cycling to amplify DNA through denaturation, annealing, and extension.
3 Can Gradient Thermal Cycler LMGT-B201 perform DNA methylation studies?
Gradient Thermal Cycler LMGT-B201 enables optimization for bisulfite-treated DNA amplification.
4 Can Gradient Thermal Cycler LMGT-B201 be used for genotyping experiments?
Gradient Thermal Cycler LMGT-B201 accommodates high-throughput genotyping with consistent performance.
5 Can Gradient Thermal Cycler LMGT-B201 help analyze microbial spoilage in packaged foods?
Gradient Thermal Cycler LMGT-B201 detects spoilage organisms by amplifying species-specific DNA markers.
6 Can Gradient Thermal Cycler LMGT-B201 be used to assess gene expression biomarkers in cancer diagnostics?
Gradient Thermal Cycler LMGT-B201 amplifies tumor-specific gene markers reliably for diagnostic panels.
7 Does Gradient Thermal Cycler LMGT-B201 support gene expression studies in enzyme production optimization?
Gradient Thermal Cycler LMGT-B201 assists in profiling gene expression to fine-tune industrial enzyme yields.
8 Can Gradient Thermal Cycler LMGT-B201 assist in fermentation process control through gene expression profiling?
Gradient Thermal Cycler LMGT-B201 enables batch-wise monitoring of microbial gene activity during industrial fermentation.
9 Is Gradient Thermal Cycler LMGT-B201 useful for veterinary pharmaceutical manufacturing for gene expression checks in vaccine strains?
Gradient Thermal Cycler LMGT-B201 accurately monitors antigen-related gene expression in vaccine development workflows.
10 What kind of maintenance does Advanced Gradient Thermal Cycler LMGT-B201 require?
Routine maintenance includes regular cleaning of the block and lid, ventilation checks, firmware updates, and annual calibration.
11 What is a Gradient Thermal Cycler?
A Gradient Thermal Cycler is a PCR machine designed for simultaneous testing of different annealing temperatures across a temperature gradient.
12 How does Gradient Thermal Cycler work?
It works by creating a temperature gradient across the block, enabling multiple PCR reactions to be run at slightly different temperatures in the same cycle.
13 Can Gradient Thermal Cycler be used for multiplex PCR?
It is ideal for multiplex PCR, as it helps determine a temperature that works efficiently for multiple primer sets in the same reaction.
14 How does Gradient Thermal Cycler improve PCR efficiency in research labs?
It improves PCR efficiency in research labs by reducing trial-and-error cycles and enabling faster optimization of reaction conditions.
15 Is Gradient Thermal Cycler useful in genotyping applications?
It is widely used in genotyping to optimize conditions for amplifying specific alleles or polymorphisms accurately.
16 How does Gradient Thermal Cycler support environmental DNA (eDNA) analysis?
It supports eDNA analysis by enabling rapid optimization of PCR conditions for complex, low-abundance DNA targets in environmental samples.
17 Is Gradient Thermal Cycler beneficial for forensic DNA analysis?
It is highly beneficial for forensic DNA analysis, where precise optimization is required to amplify minute or degraded DNA samples reliably.
18 How does Gradient Thermal Cycler support microbiome or metagenomics studies?
It supports microbiome and metagenomics studies by enabling precise amplification of complex microbial DNA mixtures with optimized conditions.
19 Can Gradient Thermal Cycler be used for pathogen detection in food safety testing?
It is commonly used in food safety testing to optimize PCR conditions for detecting bacterial, viral, or fungal pathogens in food samples.
20 How does Gradient Thermal Cycler support molecular diagnostics in clinical labs?
It supports molecular diagnostics by allowing rapid and accurate PCR optimization for disease-specific genetic markers.