Agilent 5300 Fragment Analyzer

The 5300 Fragment Analyzer system is a capillary electrophoresis instrument that can separate up to 48 or 96 samples in parallel. This system is designed to improve lab efficiency and workflow, allowing you to automate the analysis of large numbers of samples and focus on results.

Using automated parallel capillary electrophoresis, the 5300 Fragment Analyzer system enables DNA quality control for a range of applications. These applications include NGS libraries, gDNA, cfDNA, and large DNA fragments. RNA quality can be checked by this system as well, where small RNA, total RNA, and mRNA vaccines are applicable for RNA integrity, sizing, and quantification analysis.

Features:
– Medium- to high-throughput separation – Analyze 48 or 96 samples in parallel with a single, simple dilution step and easy instrument setup
– Unattended walk-away operation – Load up to three 96-sample microplates, no further user interaction is required
– Reduced sample analysis time – Apply batch processing features post electrophoresis to automatically generate results reports
– Easy adoption to changes in your workflow – Choose a shorter or longer array to maximize your runs regarding speed or resolution of individual samples
– Minimize hands-on time – Reduce the time needed for instrument setup with no daily array handling requirements and room-temperature-stable reagents
– Broad assay portfolio – Analyze samples ranging from gDNA, NGS libraries, and DNA fragments to total RNA, small RNA, and mRNA vaccines all on one platform
– High-resolution separation – Achieve separation resolution as good as 3 bp from fragments under 300 bp
– Objective quality assessment – Qualify your samples using quality metrics for RNA (RQN) and genomic DNA (GQN)
– Seamless switching between applications – Load two different gels into the instrument to use different kits within one system setup
– Comprehensive compliance services – Qualify instruments by IQ/OQ services for use in GMP environments

This machine comes from a quality laboratory. Hence, it is maintained by Agilent engineers and operated by trained professionals.