Bio-Rad ChemiDoc MP Imaging System
The ChemiDoc MP Imaging System is a full-feature instrument for imaging and analyzing gels and western blots. It is designed to address multiplex fluorescent western blotting, chemiluminescence detection, general gel documentation applications, and stain-free technology imaging needs.
Applications and Uses:
- Electrophoresis - protein, including stain-free, and nucleic acid gel imaging and documentation.
- Blotting - identify and quantify proteins, nucleic acids, protein-ligand interactions, etc. with fluorescence, chemiluminescence, or colorimetric detection.
Inventory ID:
BLS-E020
Manufacturer:
Bio-Rad
Model:
ChemiDoc MP
Year Installed:
2023
Category
Section
Room Number:
L5E27
Open to External Use?:
No
Operation:
User Operated
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Features
- Sensitive detection of RGB and FR-NIR secondary antibodies with low fluorescence background.
- High-sensitivity Chemiluminescence matching X-ray film.
- Easy-to-use software, perfect for multi-group use.
- Multiplex fluorescence detection.
- Automatic recognition of application-specific tray and adjustment of imaging parameters and software options.
- Pre-calibrated focus for any zoom setting or sample height.
- Illumination sources:
- Trans-UV, 302 nm excitation;
- Epi-white;
- Trans-white (requires White Sample Tray);
- Trans-blue, 450-490 nm excitation (requires Blue Sample Tray);
- Epi-blue, 460-490 nm excitation;
- Epi-green, 520-545 nm excitation;
- Epi-red, 625-650 nm excitation;
- Epi-far red, 650-675 nm excitation;
- Epi-near red, 755-777 nm excitation.
- Filter and application:
- 590/110 nm standard filter to perform protein and DNA gel and blot imaging;
- Chemiluminescence filter;
- 518-546 nm filter for blue-excitable fluorophores and stains;
- 577-613 nm filter for green-excitable fluorophores and stains;
- 675-725 nm for red excitable fluorophores and stains;
- 700-730 nm filter for far red-excitable fluorophores and stains;
- 813-860 nm for near IR-excitable fluorophores and stains.
- Data output: 16-bit or 8-bit: SCN, TIFF, JPEG files
