The Complete Package: Elchrom's SEA 2000 Submerged Gel Electrophoresis System from AMRESCO

Piecing together components for gel electrophoresis and documentation can be a time-consuming and expensive venture. The components may not be compatible or their performance might not be optimal. With this in mind, Elchrom Scientific AG (Switzerland) has designed the SEA 2000 Submerged Gel Electrophoresis System. The system is distributed in the United States by AMRESCO Inc. (Solon, Ohio). The SEA 2000 Submarine Electrophoresis Unit The SEA 2000 is as unique system that allows you to control

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Piecing together components for gel electrophoresis and documentation can be a time-consuming and expensive venture. The components may not be compatible or their performance might not be optimal. With this in mind, Elchrom Scientific AG (Switzerland) has designed the SEA 2000 Submerged Gel Electrophoresis System. The system is distributed in the United States by AMRESCO Inc. (Solon, Ohio).


The SEA 2000 Submarine Electrophoresis Unit
The SEA 2000 is as unique system that allows you to control all variables. The largest applications of the system include microsatellite analysis as well as restriction fragment length polymorphism/random amplified polymorphic DNA and mutation detection including single strand conformation polymorphism, loss of heterozygosity, and heteroduplex analysis. The system consists of the following components:

This advanced system allows for the complete electrophoretic analysis of nucleic acids. A wide range of accessories is also available through AMRESCO, including Catamaran frames for positioning and securing gels during electrophoresis, ...

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