Gene Electroporator LGE-T2011

Introduction

Gene Electroporator delivers exponential decay and square wave pulses, with high voltage from 401 to 3000 V and low voltage from 50 to 400 V. It uses a microcomputer control system with an adjustable RC time constant. Our gene electroporator helps to transfer and other molecules into bacteria, yeast, plant, and animal cells for gene transfer, cell fusion, and cell research.

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

Applications

Gene Electroporator enables and molecule transfer into bacteria, yeast, plant, and animal cells for gene transfer, cell fusion, and cell function studies.

Specifications

Pulse Form	Exponential Decay and Square Wave
High Voltage Output	401 to 3000 V
Low Voltage Output	50 to 400 V
High Voltage Capacitor	10 to 60 μF in 1 μF steps
Low Voltage Capacitor	25 to 1575 μF in 1 μF steps
Parallel Resistor	100 to 1650 Ω in 1 Ω steps
Operating System	Microcomputer control
Time Constant	With RC time constant, adjustable
Power Supply	100 to 240 , 50/60 Hz
Dimensions	400 × 300 × 200 mm
Net Weight	4.5 kg

Features

High efficiency

Intelligent storage

Clear display

Easy operation

FAQs

1. What is the It Gene Electroporator used for in biological laboratories?

The It Gene Electroporator is a powerful tool used in biological and genetic laboratories to introduce and other molecules into various types of cells. It is commonly used for gene transfer experiments in bacteria, yeast, plant, and animal cells. By applying precise electrical pulses, the device creates temporary pores in cell membranes, allowing genetic material to enter. This method is widely used in genetic engineering, cell fusion research, and molecular biology studies, making the It Gene Electroporator a versatile choice for advanced cellular research.

2. How does the It Gene Electroporator improve the efficiency of gene transfer?

The It Gene Electroporator is designed for high efficiency, making gene transfer more successful and consistent. It offers both exponential decay and square wave pulse modes, which are suitable for different cell types and research needs. With adjustable voltage settings ranging from 50 to 3000 volts and a customizable RC time constant, researchers can fine-tune the electroporation process for optimal results. The ability to choose different capacitor and resistor values allows for precise control over pulse strength and duration, significantly improving the chances of successful uptake by cells.

3. What features make the It Gene Electroporator user-friendly in lab environments?

The It Gene Electroporator is built with a microcomputer control system that makes it easy to use even for those with limited technical experience. It has a clear digital display and simple interface, allowing users to easily adjust settings and monitor the procedure in real-time. Its intelligent storage feature lets users save preferred settings for future use, reducing the need for repeated manual adjustments. Additionally, the unit is compact, lightweight (just 4.5 kg), and comes with all necessary accessories, making it convenient and practical for routine laboratory use.

4. What are the safety and power requirements of the It Gene Electroporator?

The It Gene Electroporator is designed with safety and reliability in mind. It operates on a standard power supply of 100 to 240 at 50/60 Hz, making it compatible with lab environments worldwide. The device includes protective 3A tubes and other safety features to prevent electrical faults during use. Its compact design and intelligent control system ensure stable performance, while the adjustable voltage and capacitor settings help reduce the risk of overexposure or cell damage during experiments.

5. What kind of accessories are included with the It Gene Electroporator, and why are they important?

The It Gene Electroporator comes with a complete set of standard accessories needed to start electroporation procedures right away. These include a power supply cable, a connection cable, a high-quality 2mm gene ingress box, a gene introduction locus, and two protective 3A tubes. Each accessory plays a crucial role in the proper functioning of the electroporator. For example, the gene ingress box ensures secure sample placement, while the gene introduction locus helps in directing the electrical pulse accurately. These accessories enhance both the safety and effectiveness of the device, making it a reliable choice for laboratory use.