Vertical Electrophoresis System LVES-T2015

Introduction

Vertical Electrophoresis System features a glass plate dimension of 101 × 82 mm, providing a compact yet effective platform for gel electrophoresis. It allows visual progress monitoring, enabling users to observe the separation process in real-time. The low-noise operation ensures a quiet laboratory environment, minimizing disturbances during testing. Its design ensures reduced buffer wastage, optimizing resource usage and lowering operational expenses. Our system is compatible with multiple buffers, offering flexibility for various electrophoresis applications.

This electrophoresis system is designed to meet the rigorous requirements of modern laboratory operations, ensuring high precision, reliability, and ease of use for various experimental applications.

Applications

Vertical Electrophoresis System  is used to separate proteins or nucleic acids based on their size and charge through a vertical gel matrix. It is used in molecular biology, and clinical research for protein analysis, / separation, and genetic studies.

Specifications

Glass Plate Dimensions	101 × 82 mm
Gel Dimensions	81 × 73 mm
Gel Thickness	1.0 mm
Number of Gels	1 to 4 pcs
Maximum Buffer Volume	1200 ml
Sample Throughput	11 to 16
Dimension (L × W × H)	175 × 175 × 100 mm
Net Weight	2.5 kg
Gross weight	3.9 kg

Features

Error-Free Electrode Connection

Time-Saving Gel Setup

Minimal Heat Generation

Flexible Gel Size Options

Smooth Lid Removal Mechanism

FAQs

1. How can the longevity of Vertical Electrophoresis System be enhanced?

Yes, Vertical Electrophoresis System is compatible with various buffer systems, including Tris-Glycine, Tris-Tricine, and - buffers, depending on the type of electrophoresis being performed. The system allows flexibility in choosing the appropriate buffer to achieve optimal separation of proteins or nucleic acids. It provides detailed protocols and recommendations for buffer preparation, ensuring that users can select the right buffer system for their specific applications without compromising the quality of the results.

2. Are pre-cast gels compatible with Vertical Electrophoresis System?

Yes, Vertical Electrophoresis System is designed to be compatible with both self-cast and pre-cast gels, offering researchers greater flexibility based on their experimental needs. Pre-cast gels save time and provide consistent polymerization, making them ideal for routine applications. It provides detailed instructions on properly aligning and loading pre-cast gels to ensure they fit securely within the system’s plate holders, preventing leakage and ensuring smooth migration of samples.

3. How should Vertical Electrophoresis System be cleaned after running samples containing hazardous materials?

When running samples containing hazardous materials, it is crucial to follow proper cleaning and disinfection protocols. It recommends thoroughly rinsing the system with deionized water to remove residual buffer and gel particles. For disinfection, a mild detergent or ethanol solution can be used to clean the electrodes, gel plates, and spacers. It advises against using harsh chemicals that could damage the components and provides comprehensive guidelines for ensuring that the system remains contamination-free and operational.

4. Can Vertical Electrophoresis System accommodate custom combs or well configurations?

Yes, Vertical Electrophoresis System allows the use of custom combs and well configurations to meet specific experimental requirements. Researchers can order combs with varying well numbers and sizes to match their sample volume and resolution needs. system ensures that custom combs align perfectly with the gel plates, preventing leakage and ensuring uniform well formation. Guidelines on ordering and integrating custom combs are provided by It for seamless compatibility.

5. What is the maximum load capacity that Vertical Electrophoresis System can handle?

Vertical Electrophoresis System is designed to handle high sample loads without compromising performance. Depending on the gel size and comb configuration, the system can process multiple samples simultaneously. power supply supports consistent voltage and current delivery, ensuring stable operation even when running high-density gels. The system is equipped with overload protection, preventing electrical surges that could affect sample migration or damage the system.

6. Does Vertical Electrophoresis System allow real-time monitoring of gel progression?

Yes, Vertical Electrophoresis System is equipped with transparent and UV-compatible gel plates, allowing researchers to monitor the progression of bands in real time. For applications requiring continuous observation, It offers optional visualization systems that can be integrated with the electrophoresis unit. This feature allows researchers to track migration and stop the run at the optimal point, ensuring accurate and reproducible results.

7. How does buffer ionic strength affect the performance of Vertical Electrophoresis System?

The ionic strength of the buffer used in Vertical Electrophoresis System directly affects the resolution and speed of electrophoresis. Low ionic strength can lead to poor conductivity and slower migration, while high ionic strength may cause excessive heat buildup and distort results. It provides buffer preparation guidelines to ensure that the ionic strength is maintained within the recommended range for optimal performance, preventing overheating and ensuring consistent sample separation.