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Quantitative PCR LMQP-A100 features rapid thermal cycling technology that enhances reaction speed and uniformity across all wells. Configured to handle a full plate of 24 samples per cycle, with a volume range between 10 to 100 μL. Equipped with smart thermal regulation, system ensures stable control throughout amplification cycle. It supports simultaneous detection of multiple targets through sensitive optical channels. Our Quantitative PCR delivers performance for range of molecular processes, including gene expression analysis and clinical testing.
Specifications
| Detection Capacities | Less than or equal to 24T |
| PCR Volume Range | 10 to 100 μL |
| Storage Temperature Range | 15°C to 30°C |
| Temperature Control Range | 35 to 99°C |
| Temperature Control Accuracy | ± 0.2°C |
| Temperature Uniformity | ± 0.25°C |
| Maximum Temperature Change Rate | Heating greater than 4°C per second, Cooling greater than 3°C per second |
| Excitation Light Source | Independent high-power LED |
| Light Source Lifespan | Greater than or equal to 100,000 hours |
| Optical Detection | Photodiode |
| Excitation Range | 450 to 640 nm |
| Detection Range | 500 to 700 nm |
| Fluorescence Linearity | Greater than or equal to 0.99 |
| Linear Range | 10¹ to 10⁸ copies |
| Sample Linearity | Greater than or equal to 0.98 |
| Detection Sensitivity | Greater than or equal to 1 copy |
| Sample Repeatability | CV Less than or equal to 5% |
| Reaction Time (40 cycles) | 35 min (rapid), 50 min (routine) |
| Power Supply | AC 100 to 240V, 50 or 60Hz |
| Dimensions | 235 × 212 × 255 mm |
| Weight | Less than equal to 5 kg |
Pricing
| Product | Price | Unit | Action |
|---|---|---|---|
| Quantitative PCR LMQP-A100 | $ 14000 | Each of 1 |
Features
Flexible control modes
Electromagnetic induction heating
Multiple fluorescent channels
High-power LED excitation
Internal memory storage
Applications
Quantitative PCR LMQP-A100 detects pathogens, viruses, and genetic markers for disease screening and monitoring. It also enables rapid identification and quantification of viral or bacterial loads.
Selection Guide
Quantitative PCR LMQP-A100 is an advanced thermal cycler designed for real-time analysis of nucleic acids, offering high precision and sensitivity. Customers can select this model based on various parameters, including research applications, experimental needs, and certifications. It is best suited for gene expression studies, genotyping, mutation detection, pathogen quantification, and clinical diagnostics, where accurate quantification of DNA/RNA is essential. The model supports multiple fluorescence channels for multiplexing and features excellent temperature uniformity and fast ramp rates, which are crucial for high-throughput and time-sensitive experiments. Certified with ISO and CE standards, it ensures reliability, reproducibility, and compliance with international laboratory requirements. This system is optimal for use in molecular biology labs, clinical research, pharmaceutical testing, and agricultural biotechnology, making it a versatile choice for professionals seeking consistent, real-time amplification and data analysis.
Frequently Asked Questions
1 Can Quantitative PCR be used for pathogen detection?
It is a gold standard for detecting viruses, bacteria, and fungi by targeting pathogen-specific DNA or RNA.
2 How is Quantitative PCR used in agriculture and plant sciences?
It is used in agriculture and plant sciences to detect pathogens and validate genetic modifications in crops.
3 How is Quantitative PCR used in cancer research?
It is used in cancer research to measure gene expression, detect biomarkers, and monitor tumor progression or treatment response.
4 Can Quantitative PCR be used in vaccine development?
It is used in vaccine development to measure immune responses, monitor viral load, and assess vaccine efficacy.
5 Is Quantitative PCR suitable for high-throughput screening?
It is suitable for high-throughput screening due to its speed, sensitivity, and ability to process many samples simultaneously.
6 How is Quantitative PCR used in food safety testing?
It detects microbial contamination, GMOs, and allergens in food products by targeting specific DNA markers.
7 How is Quantitative PCR used in forensic science?
It helps determine DNA quantity and quality in forensic samples before STR profiling, especially in degraded or low-template DNA cases.
8 How is Quantitative PCR applied in environmental monitoring?
It is used to detect and quantify microbial contaminants, GMO presence, and environmental pathogens in soil, water, and air samples.
9 What is a Quantitative PCR?
A Quantitative PCR is an apparatus designed to measure the amount of a specific DNA/RNA target in a sample.
10 Can Quantitative PCR be used in gene expression studies?
It is widely used to measure mRNA levels of specific genes.