Illumina - Boekel 230401 - 21LL Hybridization Oven

Applications & Use Cases

• Used for nucleic acid hybridisation in molecular biology research.
• Applied in genomics for DNA and RNA probe hybridisation.
• Utilised in clinical diagnostics for blot analysis.
• Suitable for various laboratory protocols requiring precise temperature control for hybridisation reactions.

Typical Specifications

Typical capacity

Units in this class commonly accommodate multiple hybridisation bottles, typically 2.0ml to 50ml, with capacities ranging from 6 to 20 bottles depending on size.

Temperature range

Typically offers a controlled temperature range from ambient +5°C to around 100°C, crucial for various hybridisation protocols.

Temperature uniformity

For this class of equipment, temperature uniformity is generally ±0.5°C or better, ensuring consistent results across all samples.

Power supply

Commonly operates on standard laboratory power, typically 230V, 50/60Hz, with a power consumption of approximately 200-500W.

Hybridisation method

This model is a hybridisation oven, typically employing a rotisserie or rocking motion for optimal sample mixing.

Footprint

Units of this type typically have a compact benchtop design, with dimensions commonly around 30-40 cm (W) x 30-50 cm (D) x 30-40 cm (H).

Frequently Asked Questions

• What is the primary function of a hybridisation oven?

  A hybridisation oven provides a precisely controlled temperature environment and agitation for nucleic acid hybridisation reactions, such as Southern, Northern, and Western blots.

• What types of samples can be processed in this oven?

• Is specific glassware required for this unit?

• How is temperature calibrated on these units?

• What maintenance is typically required for a hybridisation oven?