GenePix Microarray Systems
Rapid quantitation of biopharmaceutical products or contaminates from bioreactor/fermenters, downstream processing or final product quality control
Microarray scanners for one-fluor to mullti-fluor applications
The GenePix® Microarray Systems are based on 25 years of expertise in low-noise signal amplification and optical design. The systems can handle any slide-based microarray study, from small one- or two-fluor applications to multiple-fluor high-throughput projects requiring automated sample handling and secure enterprise-wide data management and analysis. All GenePix scanners include one license of GenePix Pro Image Acquisition and Analysis Software, the benchmark tool for the acquisition and analysis of microarray images.
GenePix 4300/4400 Microarray Scanner
The GenePix® 4300A and GenePix® 4400A Scanners offer maximum imaging quality with optimal resolution in highly configurable platforms. Configurations include 5μm or 2.5μm per-pixel maximum scanning resolution, choices of up to four lasers for excitation, and sixteen emission-wavelength filters. These options allow the systems to detect a wide variety of fluorophores. Coupled with GenePix® Pro Microarray Image Analysis Software and Acuity® Microarray Informatics Software, the GenePix Systems provide powerful, flexible, and easy-to-use solutions for the acquisition and analysis of data from all types of arrays, including nucleic acids, proteins, tissues, and cells.
GenePix 4100A Microarray Scanner
Afford your own personal scanner with our low priced GenePix® 4100A Microarray Scanner offering simplicity, reliability and flexibility that you require for your microarray-based research, be it in genomics, proteomics, or novel applications. Built on our award-winning (IBO Design Award) optical, electronic and software design, the sequential GenePix 4100A Microarray Scanner has all the quality, but in a price range and bench-top footprint that makes it ideal for individual lab use.
GenePix 4000B Microarray Scanner
The GenePix® 4000B Microarray Scanner is a benchmark for quality, reliability and ease-of-use in microarray scanning technology. Coupled with GenePix® ProMicroarray Image Analysis Software and Acuity® Microarray Informatics Software, the GenePix System sets the highest standards in the acquisition and analysis of data from all types of arrays, including nucleic acids, proteins, tissues, and cells.
GenePix® Microarray Scanner flexibility allows you to configure scanning and analysis of one slide or many, whether they are all alike or each is different. The slide loader accommodates low- and high-density; opaque, mirrored, or translucent; plastic or glass; commercial or homebrew slides.
GenePix® Pro Microarray Analysis Software
Designed to work with GenePix systems as a complete, integrated platform. The seamless communication between scanner and software ensures unmatched efficiency for data acquisition and analysis, as well as for real-time scanner performance monitoring.
Acuity® Microarray Informatics Software
Optional package, offering database storage, clustering algorithms, advanced statistics and visualizations.
Applications of GenePix Microarray Systems
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Epigenomics
The gene carries the basic unit of information, but this information has an impact only once it is properly programmed by the epigenome. The DNA methylation pattern is cell type specific and correlates with chromatin structure. DNA microarrays are being utilized to identify methylation patterns, and the GenePix automation solution allows the researcher to identify these patterns faster.
- DNA methylation arrays
- Chromatin immunoprecipitation (ChIP) arrays
Epigenomics
The gene carries the basic unit of information, but this information has an impact only once it is properly programmed by the epigenome. The DNA methylation pattern is cell type specific and correlates with chromatin structure. DNA microarrays are being utilized to identify methylation patterns, and the GenePix automation solution allows the researcher to identify these patterns faster.
- DNA methylation arrays
- Chromatin immunoprecipitation (ChIP) arrays
Genomics
Directed at the genome sequence itself, microarrays have been used to identify novel genes, binding sites of transcription factors, changes in DNA copy number, and variations from a baseline sequence, such as in emerging strains of pathogens or complex mutations in disease-causing human genes.
- SNP genotyping arrays
- Arrayed comparative genomic hybridization (aCGH) arrays
Genomics
Directed at the genome sequence itself, microarrays have been used to identify novel genes, binding sites of transcription factors, changes in DNA copy number, and variations from a baseline sequence, such as in emerging strains of pathogens or complex mutations in disease-causing human genes.
- SNP genotyping arrays
- Arrayed comparative genomic hybridization (aCGH) arrays
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Novel Applications
The creativity and broad applicability of microarray-based research has no limits and is demonstrated by the vast variety of different microarray applications to conduct large-scale quantitative analysis. With the GenePix® Microarray Scanner System you have the most flexible solution and freedom in your research.
- Tissue arrays
- Quantum Dots
- Carbohydrate Arrays
- Chemical Compound Arrays
Novel Applications
The creativity and broad applicability of microarray-based research has no limits and is demonstrated by the vast variety of different microarray applications to conduct large-scale quantitative analysis. With the GenePix® Microarray Scanner System you have the most flexible solution and freedom in your research.
- Tissue arrays
- Quantum Dots
- Carbohydrate Arrays
- Chemical Compound Arrays
Proteomics
Although the analysis of the full proteome has not yet been achieved, rapid progress is being made with microarrays in the field of proteomics. Proteomes exhibit large and dynamic complexity; the number for distinct proteins in mammals will certainly exceed the number of genes, requiring the right technology to be in place for the analysis. The flexibility of the GenePix system, and especially the high-throughput capabilities of the GenePix® SL50 Automated Slide Loader, provides adequate tools to researchers.
- Protein arrays
- Peptide arrays
- Antibody arrays
- ELISA arrays
- Reverse Phase Arrays
Proteomics
Although the analysis of the full proteome has not yet been achieved, rapid progress is being made with microarrays in the field of proteomics. Proteomes exhibit large and dynamic complexity; the number for distinct proteins in mammals will certainly exceed the number of genes, requiring the right technology to be in place for the analysis. The flexibility of the GenePix system, and especially the high-throughput capabilities of the GenePix® SL50 Automated Slide Loader, provides adequate tools to researchers.
- Protein arrays
- Peptide arrays
- Antibody arrays
- ELISA arrays
- Reverse Phase Arrays
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Transcriptomics
The use of high-density microarrays has impacted the measurement of transcript levels to study complex diseases. With the latest development of microarray technology, it is now possible to quantify transcript levels globally and to integrate such data with information relating to disease. Microarrays based transcriptomics enables mapping a critical genomic region for a disease using affected and unaffected individuals and then pinpointing the responsible gene by identifying differentially expressed genes in the critical region.
- Gene expression arrays
- RNA interference (RNAi) arrays
- MicroRNA (miRNA) arrays
Transcriptomics
The use of high-density microarrays has impacted the measurement of transcript levels to study complex diseases. With the latest development of microarray technology, it is now possible to quantify transcript levels globally and to integrate such data with information relating to disease. Microarrays based transcriptomics enables mapping a critical genomic region for a disease using affected and unaffected individuals and then pinpointing the responsible gene by identifying differentially expressed genes in the critical region.
- Gene expression arrays
- RNA interference (RNAi) arrays
- MicroRNA (miRNA) arrays
Resources of GenePix Microarray Systems
Data Sheet
Acuity 4 Microarray Informatics Software
Acuity 4 Microarray Informatics Software
Acuity 4 Microarray Informatics Software from Molecular Devices makes enterprise microarray informatics accessible to everyone. From installing and maintaining databases, and managin…
Customer Breakthrough
University of California, Berkeley use the GenePix 4300A scanner to study targeted proteomics of single cells
University of California, Berkeley use the GenePix 4300A scanner to study targeted proteomics of single cells
Amy Herr's research group at the University of California at Berkeley invents quantitative microanalytical tools to address questions in the biosciences and biomedicine.
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Data Sheet
GenePix 4000B Microarray Scanner
GenePix 4000B Microarray Scanner
Explore GenePix 4000B Microarray Scanner that provides fast, high-quality imaging for two-color microarrays with ease-of-use in microarray scanning technology.
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Data Sheet
GenePix 4100A Microarray Scanner
GenePix 4100A Microarray Scanner
Get information about GenePix 4100A Microarray Scanner from Molecular Devices, that provides affordable, high-quality imaging for two-color microarrays.
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Data Sheet
GenePix 4300A & 4400A Microarray Scanners
GenePix 4300A & 4400A Microarray Scanners
Know more about GenePix 4300A & GenePix 4400A Scanners from Molecular Devices offering maximum imaging quality with optimal resolution in highly configurable platforms.
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Data Sheet
GenePix Pro 7 Software
GenePix Pro 7 Software
Explore GenePix Pro 7 Software from Molecular Devices, a unique combination of imaging & analysis tools, visualizations, automation capabilities, performance & ease-of-use.…
Streamlining Protocols for Protein Microarrays
GenePix 4300/4400 Microarray Scanner
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GenePix 4300A Scanner configurable with GenePix Pro, Includes 532nm green laser and 635nm red laser
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GENEPIX 4300
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GenePix 4400 Scanner configurable with GenePix Pro, Includes 532nm green laser and 635nm red laser
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GENEPIX 4400
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| GenePix Pro Software v7 license | 5004757 |
| Acuity Microarray Informatics Software | ACUITY PTO |
GenePix® 4100A Microarray Scanner
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Part Number |
| GenePix 4100A Microarray Scanner | GENEPIX 4100A-U STD |
| GenePix Pro Software v7 license | 5004757 |
| Acuity Microarray Informatics Software | ACUITY PTO |
GenePix® 4000B Microarray Scanner
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| GenePix 4000B Microarray Scanner | GENEPIX 4000B-U |
| GenePix Pro Software v7 license | 5004757 |
| Acuity Microarray Informatics Software | ACUITY PTO |
Featured Applications
Epigenomics
The gene carries the basic unit of information, but this information has an impact only once it is…
Genomics
Directed at the genome sequence itself, microarrays have been used to identify novel genes, binding…
Novel Applications
The creativity and broad applicability of microarray-based research has no limits and is…
Proteomics
Although the analysis of the full proteome has not yet been achieved, rapid progress is being made…
Transcriptomics
The use of high-density microarrays has impacted the measurement of transcript levels to study…
Customer Breakthrough
SUCCESS STORY
University of California, Berkeley use the GenePix 4300A scanner to study targeted proteomics of single cells
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