What kind of proteins can this system synthesise?

Automated protein synthesizers of this type are typically designed for cell-free protein synthesis, often utilising specific lysates like wheat germ lysate to produce a wide range of eukaryotic proteins.

Is this unit suitable for large-scale protein production?

While offering automated synthesis, these systems are generally optimised for research and development scale, producing proteins in milligram quantities per run rather than industrial bulk production.

What maintenance is typically required for this equipment?

Routine maintenance commonly includes cleaning of fluidic paths, calibration checks, and periodic replacement of consumables. Specifics should be confirmed with the seller or manufacturer's guidelines.

Can this system handle different reaction scales?

Units in this category commonly offer flexibility for different reaction scales, allowing users to choose between higher throughput for smaller volumes or fewer samples for larger volumes, sometimes including integrated purification.

What consumables are needed to operate this synthesizer?

Operation typically requires specific reaction plates or tubes, specialised reagents (e.g., wheat germ lysate, transcription/translation reagents), and purification resins if integrated purification is used. Buyers should confirm consumable compatibility with the seller.

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CFS - Protemist DT II Automated Protein Synthesizer

Name: Protemist DT II Automated Protein Synthesizer
Brand: CFS
SKU: 49353664.1585
Price: 1500 GBP
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Price: £ 1,500

This listing is for a CFS Protemist DT II Automated Protein Synthesizer Abnova presents a new generation, fully automated robotic desktop protein synthesizer, Protemist® DT II, for high throughput eykaryotic protein production. The system is developed and manufactured by CellFree Sciences Co., Ltd. It synthesizes the protein of interest using a special wheat germ lysate and a bi-layer reaction. Protemist® DT II can run two scales of translational reaction, 1.2 ml (24 well) or 6 ml (6 well). Batch affinity purification is available for affinity tagged fusion protein synthesized in 6-ml (6 well) reaction scale. This is an expert system in transcription, translation, and purification. The protocol and automation is designed for easy operation obviating the need for manual handling and production. Specifications Dimensions: 79cm(h) x 50cm(d) x 70cm(w) Weight: 100 kg Power: 100~240 V 50/60 Hz Voltage Fluctuation Tolerance: ±10% Power Consumption: 350 VA Max. Number of Samples Per Run: 6 samples: transcription, translation and affinity purification (6 ml/sample) 24 samples: transcription, translation (1.2 ml/sample) Processing Volumes: 100 ul to 800 ul Reagent Unit: Temperature Control Method: Peltier moduleTemperature Setting: 4°C (Fixed) Dispensing Volume Variation: Within ±5%, CV < 1% (in dispensing 100 µl distilled water) Ambience for Installation: 15~30°C, humidity < 75%, dew condensation to be avoided

Cambridgeshire, United Kingdom

5,791 km away

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Protemist DT II

Stock Number

49353664.1585

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Applications & Use Cases

Used for high-throughput protein synthesis in research and development laboratories.
Applicable in drug discovery for producing target proteins for screening.
Utilised in biotechnology for generating proteins for assay development.
Supports academic research requiring automated production of various proteins.
Suitable for producing affinity-tagged fusion proteins for downstream purification.

Typical Specifications

Typical throughput: For this class of equipment, typically up to 24 samples for translation reactions or 6 samples for combined synthesis and purification per run.
Processing volumes: Commonly ranges from 100 µl to several millilitres per sample, depending on the reaction scale.
Power supply: Units of this type commonly operate on a standard laboratory power supply, typically 100-240 V, 50/60 Hz.
Footprint: Automated protein synthesizers are generally designed as benchtop units, requiring a moderate laboratory space.
Temperature control: Reagent units typically feature Peltier module temperature control, often fixed at 4°C for reagent stability.
Automation level: Fully automated for transcription, translation, and often purification steps, minimising manual intervention.

Frequently Asked Questions

Automated protein synthesizers of this type are typically designed for cell-free protein synthesis, often utilising specific lysates like wheat germ lysate to produce a wide range of eukaryotic proteins.

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