The GelDoc Go Imaging System gives you a benchtop imaging solution in a compact and evolved package. Acquire high-resolution, publication-quality images of both nucleic acid and protein …

Rely on Bio-Rad's Gel Doc XR+ system for quick and easy imaging, documentation, and analysis. Visualize nucleic acid and protein gels, blots, and macroarrays.

Find the right gel documentation system and get fast reproducible analysis of samples at high resolution. Explore ChemiDoc, Gel Doc, and other systems.

From basic transilluminators to quickly visualize and document your gel stains, or a convenient package system for both running and documenting your gels, to an all-in-one instrument that also offers western blot documentation in addition to gel documentation or gel imaging, we have the right solutions for you.

A gel doc, also known as a gel documentation system, gel image system or gel imager, refers to equipment widely used in molecular biology laboratories for the imaging and documentation of nucleic acid and protein suspended within polyacrylamide or agarose gels.

The latest imaging system from the GelDoc product line you trust is streamlined for convenient documentation of gels and colorimetric blots in just 3 clicks. The GelDoc Go Imaging System has the sensitivity, performance, and reliability you expect from Bio-Rad, all in a stand-alone unit compact enough to fit on a lab bench under a shelf or cabinet.

FlashGel Dock. For use with all FlashGel cassettetypes; Provides electrophoresis and visualization of both DNA and RNA cassettes; For research or manufacturing use only; Not for use in in vitro diagnostic procedures, drug use, or for administration to humans or animals

UVP Solo Elite Automated UV Gel Documentation System. All-in-one design for streamlined gel documentation. High resolution 6.3 MP camera; Large 11.6” touch screen with user-friendly software. Epi-white and epi-blue LED lights enable a variety of gel imaging applications

2024年6月5日 · A gel doc is used to image and document the genetic information from nucleic acids and proteins suspended within polyacrylamide or agarose gels. We outline the advantages of using a gel doc system compared to using film in Table 1.

The Gel Doc EZ System is a compact and automated gel imaging instrument designed to yield publication-quality images and analyzed results with just the push of a button. The Gel Doc EZ System provides unparalleled flexibility with the use of four application-specific trays: