Electrophoresis practical base equipment V-44521. Bucket and fountain

Gel electrophoresis is a simple technique that allows chemical species (nucleic acids or proteins) to be separated along an electric field based on their size and electrical charge. Nucleic acids, DNA and RNA, are naturally negatively charged. If we place fragments of DNA extracted from a biological sample on a porous support (agarose gel) and apply an electric field, differential migration of the fragments through the pores of the matrix will occur.
This basic equipment consists of: 7 x 10 cm electrophoresis cuvette, power supply (75 / 150 V for 1 or 2 cuvettes), fixed volume micropipette and rack of 96 pipette tips.
By purchasing this equipment you can choose as a gift a kit from one of the following ref.: 31702, 31704, 31705 or 31706.

SPECIFICATIONS OF M12 ELECTROPHORESIS CUVEL (COMPLETE PACK)

 New horizontal electrophoresis cuvette with a complete accessory pack.

It supports the execution of either 2 gels (7 x 7 cm) at the same time for experiments that require less separation, or a larger gel (7 x 14 cm) for separations that require more separation.

 Contains:

•          2 7 x 7 cm gel molds.
•          1 gel mold measuring 7 x 14 cm.
•          2 6-well combs.
•          2 combs of 8/10 wells.
•          4 rubber caps to seal the gels.