GE Healthcare GeneQuant 1300 Spectrophotometer

• Quantification of DNA, RNA, and proteins in molecular biology laboratories.
• Measurement of cell density in microbial cultures.
• Analysis of enzyme kinetics and biochemical reactions.
• Purity assessment of nucleic acid and protein samples.
• General spectrophotometric measurements in research and quality control.

Wavelength Range

Typically covers UV-Vis spectrum, commonly 190-1100 nm for this class of equipment.

Measurement Volume

Units of this type commonly use cuvettes requiring sample volumes typically in the microlitre to millilitre range.

Detection Method

Utilises UV/Vis absorbance for quantification.

Power Supply

Commonly operates on standard laboratory power, typically 100-240V AC, 50/60 Hz.

Interface

Often features an integrated display and keypad, with connectivity options for data export.

Footprint

Benchtop unit, typically compact enough for standard laboratory benches.

• What types of samples can be analysed with a GeneQuant 1300?

  This model is primarily designed for the quantification of nucleic acids (DNA, RNA), proteins, and cell cultures. It can also be used for general absorbance measurements.

• Is calibration required for this spectrophotometer?

• What accessories are commonly needed for operation?

• What maintenance does a used GeneQuant 1300 typically require?

• Can this unit be integrated with laboratory information management systems (LIMS)?

Spectrophotometers remain valued across research, QA and diagnostics for their precision and reliability. Buyers typically prioritise wavelength range, optical bench condition and calibration history when purchasing used units. These instruments generally perform consistently when properly maintained. Common strengths include straightforward operation, durability of core optical components, and wide availability of compatible software. Prospective buyers should verify calibration certificates and request functional testing data before purchase.

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