New DNA Shearing Instrument

This SCIENTZ-18A DNA shearing instrument uses an isothermal, non-contact method to interrupt, homogenize, and mix samples. It is used for aseptic, ultra-micro-breaking, and can interrupt chromosomes through a centrifuge tube. SCIENTZ-18A DNA shearing instrument and guarantee the best experience…

This SCIENTZ-18A DNA shearing instrument uses an isothermal, non-contact method to interrupt, homogenize, and mix samples. It is used for aseptic, ultra-micro-breaking, and can interrupt chromosomes through a centrifuge tube.

SCIENTZ-18A DNA shearing instrument and guarantee the best experience with the sample preparation for number of applications — in various fields of studies including environmental research, toxicology, genomics and epigenomics, cancer research, stem cells and development, neuroscience, clinical applications, agriculture, and many more.

The SCIENTZ-18A shearing accessories and consumables have been developed to allow flexibility in sample volumes (5 µl – 2 ml) and a fast parallel processing of samples (up to 18 samples simultaneously).

In addition, SCIENTZ provides fully-validated tubes that remain budget-friendly with low operating cost and shearing kits for best sample quality.

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This SCIENTZ-18A optional cooling system ensures high precision temperature control.The user-friendly interface has been designed for any researcher, providing an easy and advanced modes that give both beginners and experienced users the right level of control.

Cooling System

DLK

Application versatility:

DNA shearing for Next-Generation-Sequencing
Chromatin shearing
RNA shearing
Protein extraction from tissues and cells (also for mass spectrometry)
FFPE DNA extraction
Protein aggregation studies

Experimental effect
Experimental conditions and methods
1. Source of DNA sample: gDNA is derived from lambda phage, at a concentration of 20 ng/ul.
2. Experimental parameter setting: power 100%; within the total interruption time, ultrasonic 10s, intermittent 10s, cyclic interruption;
The number of each sample tube and the interruption condition setting are shown in the following table

Experimental result

Operation video

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