Liferiver EX3600 Nucleic Acid Extraction System

• Clinical diagnostics, including pathogen detection and genetic screening.
• Biomedical research for gene expression studies and biomarker discovery.
• Forensic science for DNA profiling from various sample types.
• Food safety testing to detect contaminants and allergens.
• Agricultural research for plant and animal genomics.

Typical throughput

Units of this class commonly process up to 24 samples per run.

Processing time

Nucleic acid extraction for this type of system typically takes around 20 minutes.

Sample volume range

For this class of equipment, sample volumes commonly range from 20 to 200 microlitres.

Extraction method

These systems typically utilise magnetic bead technology for efficient nucleic acid isolation.

Contamination control

Units of this type commonly include UV sterilisation features to maintain sample integrity.

User interface

Most automated systems feature an integrated LCD screen for process monitoring.

Power supply

Typically operates on standard laboratory power, commonly 220-240V, 50/60Hz.

• What types of nucleic acids can this system extract?

  Systems like the EX3600 are designed for the extraction of both DNA and RNA from a variety of biological samples. The specific protocols available will dictate the exact nucleic acid type.

• Is specialised training required to operate this equipment?

• What consumables are typically needed for operation?

• How is contamination prevented during the extraction process?

• Can this system be integrated into a larger laboratory workflow?

Automated nucleic acid purification systems are valued for their efficiency and consistency in laboratory workflows. Buyers typically appreciate reduced hands-on time and improved sample quality compared to manual methods. When purchasing used equipment, key considerations include system age, maintenance history, and compatibility with existing laboratory protocols. Industry sentiment favours machines with reliable track records and accessible technical support. Common strengths include reproducibility across batches and flexibility with various sample types.

General overview for this equipment type