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SX-8G IP-Star® Automated System

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Description

SX-8G IP-Star® Automated System increases your epigenetic lab’s productivity, efficiency and experimental reproducibility. It performs fully-automated liquid handling, magnetic separation, and incubation, significantly accelerating the optimization process, while also enhancing assay quality and robustness -- all within the rapid timeframe researchers require. The SX-8G IP-Star processes sheared chromatin or DNA to deliver purified DNA ready for qPCR, amplification, microarray and sequencing (e.g. Illumina™) analysis.


SX-8G IP-Star® Automated System UH-001-0001 1 unit CONTACT US

Major benefits

 

Ideal protocol optimization

•   Eliminates variation introduced by tools

•   Eliminates variation introduced by operator

•   Optimizes multiple parameters simultaneously

•   Accounts for complex interactions between experimental factors

 

Time saving

•   Improves time to result

•   Dramatically reduce hands-on time

•   Achieves flexible scheduling of experiments

 

Improves assay reproducibility

•   Increases consistency with automated assay processing

•   Achieves robust performance with validated reagents

Reduces contamination risk

 

Magnetic separation workflow


Magnetic beads are separated and captured on the inner wall of the pipette tip by a magnet that comes into contact with the tip. Liquid is released and the separated beads are moved to the next well. This technology allows for a cleaner assay with less carryover and background, differing from other systems that collect the bound DNA on the bottom of a reaction well.

 

SX-8G IP-Star® Compact SX-8G IP-Star®
Applications
ChIP-seq, MeDIP-seq, MethylCap-seq, IPure, Sample preparation, Re-ChIP, MagBisulfite, RNA-IP, Library preparation for NGS platforms. ChIP-seq, MeDIP-seq, MethylCap-seq, IPure, Sample preparation, Re-ChIP, MagBisulfite, RNA-IP.
Software
User interface
Intuitive touch screen panel PC Software
User friendly
Software training not required Software training before use
Dispensing
Automated dispension of assay reagents Manual dispension of assay reagents
Protocol optimization
(flexible parameters)
Antibody coating (temperature, time, mixing speed) Immunoprecipitation (temperature, time, mixing speed) Washes (temperature, time, mixing speed) Antibody coating (temperature, time) Immunoprecipitation (temperature, time)
New protocol development
Achievable by Diagenode product specialist Achievable by customer after training
Characteristics
750W x 740 D x 610 H | 100 kg
8 Nozzles X-Y-Z axis | 4-95°C
1070W x 650 D x 780 H | 130 kg
8 Nozzles X-Y-Z axis | 4-95°C

 

© 2010. Diagnenode s.a. All rights reserved. IP-Star® is a registered trademark of Diagenode. IP-Star is a product range of consumables and reagents for Chromatin Immunoprecipitation and DNA Methylation studies. SX-8G is a Precision System Science Co., Ltd instrument. Diagenode is an exclusive distributor of SX-8G for North America and Europe for Epigenetic applications.


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