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Proper Citation: Thermo Fisher: Invitrogen: ZP10001 ZOOM Dual Power Supply (RRID:SCR_025298)
Description: Two-in-one programmable power supple capable of handling high voltage/low current and high current/low voltage applications concurrently and independently. The high voltage/low current section is ideal for sample fractionation, IPG strips, IEF, and DNA sequencing applications while the low voltage/high current section is for SDS-PAGE, native PAGE, second-dimension SDS-PAGE, DNA/RNA electrophoresis, and blotting applications.
Synonyms: ZOOM Dual Power Supply
Resource Type: instrument resource
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