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Application note: KingFisher Presto sample purification system

Posted: 13 September 2017 | | No comments yet

In this application note Thermo Fisher Scientific compare data from the KingFisher Flex and KingFisher Presto instruments. Our results clearly indicate that the instruments produce equivalent yields and quality of extracted products. DNA extraction from human whole blood is shown as an example…

The Thermo Scientific KingFisher Presto sample purification instrument is the latest addition to the KingFisher family. KingFisher Presto is optimised for automation and offers a whole new level of convenience for nucleic acid, protein and cell extractions for high throughput laboratories that wish to streamline their workflows. The instrument is designed to function as a vital part of an automation line that uses a liquid handler with a gripper or a robot arm for plate transfer, and potentially other devices such as plate sealers or PCR instrumentation.

The KingFisher Presto utilises proven KingFisher magnetic particle-based technology to provide high-quality target nucleic acids and proteins. Its small footprint is ideal for automation and helps to save valuable laboratory space. The KingFisher Presto is optimised for purification processes up to 1ml volume with 96-well format and up to 5ml volume using 24-well plates.

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