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EP4309000027

Eppendorf Eporator®

for bacteria and yeasts, AC/DC input 120 V

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UNSPSC Code:
41121517

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for bacteria and yeasts

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Eppendorf® 4309000027

General description

The Eppendorf Eporator is the perfect fit for you and your lab. Ask the specialists – your bacteria and yeast – they will confirm that the product features and performance of the Eppendorf Eporator make it very easy for you to carry out your experiments and obtain excellent results. Electroporation can be used for the transformation of electrocompetent bacteria and yeast with DNA. Compared to chemical methods, electroporation yields a much higher transformation efficiency. It also gives more reproducible results than other methods, is very simple to perform, and saves you valuable time. Treat your bacteria and yeast with something special – let them experience the Eppendorf Eporator!

Application

Eppendorf Eporator® is suitable:

  • for the electroporation of various yeast and bacterial strains
  • to transform electro-competent E. coli BL21(DE3) cells with pETM-20/LIC-g6pdh for overexpression[1]
  • to transform ElectroMAX DH5α-E cells[2]
  • to introduce DNA into Escherichia coli by electroporation[3]

Features and Benefits

  • Faster sample handling – simple one-button operation: just set the voltage or choose a preset parameter and insert a cuvette
  • Intuitive use – the status information on the colored display minimizes errors
  • Fast and freely programmable – two program buttons allow storage and recall of most commonly used parameters, default setting: P1 1,700 V and P2 2,500 V
  • Safe electronics and integrated electroporation chamber eliminate voltage leaks and misuse
  • Easy, GLP-compliant documentation via USB port – data from your experiments can be exported for documentation and analysis

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Eppendorf is a registered trademark of Eppendorf AG
Eppendorf Eporator is a registered trademark of Eppendorf AG

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