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Proper Citation: Hamamatsu FDSS-GX Kinetic Plate Imager (RRID:SCR_023759)
Description: Kinetic plate imager optimized for 96-, 384-, and 1536-well for high throughput screening, enabling whole microplate imaging and simultaneous injections to all wells. System achieves high sensitivity imaging with qCMOS sensor, and highly accurate and repeatable micro-dispensing by adopting 1536 ch dispensing unit capable of dispensing variable volumes. By combining optional parts, robot free semi automation system can be built according to user's purpose.
Synonyms: FDSS-GX Kinetic Plate Imager
Resource Type: instrument resource
Keywords: USEDit, Hamamatsu Photonics K.K., kinetic plate imager, high throughput screening, whole microplate imaging, wells simultaneous injections,
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