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Boost BioImaging Capabilities
Apr 29 2010
UVP, LLC announced the release of the upgraded BioDoc-It Imaging Systems to boost gel imaging capabilities. The BioDoc-It makes it easy for researchers to capture and save gel images with the compact, stand-alone system. The system is now available with a choice of scientific grade CCD cameras including new 1.3 megapixels camera for high-resolution image capture. The stand-alone design, with a built-in processor, requires no external computer and reduces lab space requirements. The touch screen with easy to use software interface enables quick touch control of preview, capture and save functions. The built-in USB drive (with 1GB USB stick) provides easy access to save images. Users can also transfer images via network connectivity.
Two versions of the BioDoc-It are now available: BioDoc-It 220 with 1.3 megapixel CCD camera (darkroom includes side access doors); andBioDoc-It 210 with 0.3 megapixel CCD camera (no side access doors).
“The BioDoc-It Imaging System provides an essential tool for researchers performing gel imaging,” stated Alexander Waluszko, Vice President for Marketing and Sales at UVP. He further stated: “The BioDoc-It 220 now offers enhanced features – 1.3 megapixel camera and side access doors. The BioDoc-It systems are an excellent choice for labs with multiple users requiring a system dedicated for gel documentation.”
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