New Wave

Transgenomic, (Santa Clara, Calif.) founded this year, recently debuted its WaveTM DNA Fragment Analysis System at the 17th International Congress of Biochemistry and Molecular Biology in San Francisco. The Wave is a high-resolution DNA and RNA analysis system employing a proprietary high-resolution chromatographic matrix (HRMTM) in a column-based format. According to Brian Perry, Vice President, Marketing and Molecular Biology, Research and Development, "The Wave System is configured to be a d

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Transgenomic, (Santa Clara, Calif.) founded this year, recently debuted its WaveTM DNA Fragment Analysis System at the 17th International Congress of Biochemistry and Molecular Biology in San Francisco. The Wave is a high-resolution DNA and RNA analysis system employing a proprietary high-resolution chromatographic matrix (HRMTM) in a column-based format. According to Brian Perry, Vice President, Marketing and Molecular Biology, Research and Development, "The Wave System is configured to be a dedicated molecular biology analysis system. It is also designed to be as hands off as possible."

Transgenomic's WaveTM DNA Fragment Analysis System The Wave incorporates a Peltier-cooled 96-well autosampler that automatically loads samples. It utilizes DNASep¨ HRM technology coupled with GelPeakTM information analysis software, which facilitate real-time recording of data, as well as data analysis and sample quantitation. To run a sample, the user simply inserts a 96-well PCR plate into the system, programs run parameters, and lets the Wave ...

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