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Proper Citation: Maxwell: RSC Instrument (RRID:SCR_025867)
Description: Instrument provides automated DNA or RNA purification. Sample lysis and binding to paramagnetic particles is primary separation principle. Up to 16 samples can be prepared in single run. Instrument is controlled through graphical user interface running on Tablet PC and has ability to record and report sample tracking and method run data. Reports can be printed and exported to storage location or USB drive.
Synonyms: , Maxwell Rapid Sample Concentrator Instrument, Rapid Sample Concentrator
Resource Type: instrument resource
Keywords: automated nucleic acid purification, DNA, RNA, purification
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