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URL: https://www.covaris.com/le220-plus-focused-ultrasonicator-500569
Proper Citation: Covaris: LE220-plus Focused-ultrasonicator (RRID:SCR_026895)
Description: Ultrasonicator is scalable, automated high-performance sample preparation instrument with automated water works to optimize user-to-user reproducibility and remote set-up and scheduling. Designed for integration with high-throughput laboratory automation. Includes integrated AFA ultraCUBE water chiller and water conditioning module.
Abbreviations: LE220
Synonyms: , LE220-plus Focused-ultrasonicator, LE220-plus instrument
Resource Type: instrument resource
Keywords: ultrasonicator, DNA fragmentation, automated water works, remote set-up and scheduling,
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