Capture Western Blots and More with the New ChemiDoc-ItTS3 Imager

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Capture Western Blots and More with the New ChemiDoc-ItTS3 Imager

06 Jul, 2016

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The ChemiDoc-ItTS3 Imager features simple and automated imaging with a deeply cooled (-57?C from ambient), 8.1MP camera, for the finest detection and capture of chemiluminescent western blots, fluorescent westerns, colorimetric gels, and multiplex imaging.

Imagers are equipped with a large 15.6” touch interface and easy-to-use software, with One-Touch templates for automation of capture settings. Several settings optimise image capture with numerous integration/exposure settings and the capability to capture a sequence of images. The software features new and advanced compositing tools for multi-channel image capture. Conveniently save images to the imager, to USB or a network computer.

The darkroom contains a new height adjustable blot tray for close-up imaging. Filter selection is easy and automated in a five position filter wheel. Transilluminator options include 1UV (302nm), 2UV (302/365nm) or UVP’s patented 3UV™ (254/302/365nm) technology, with filter sizes up to 25x26cm. Overhead white lighting is included, with optional UV light.

The ChemiDoc-ItTS3 is now upgradeable for expanded applications. Add a BioLite® Light Source to support RGB, Near IR and other multiplex applications.

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