Bio-Rad CFX qPCR

Bio-Rad CFX96 qPCR

The Bio-Rad CFX qPCR with a 96-well thermal block can detect fluorescent signals in up to five channels, providing high thermal uniformity and accurate quantification for general qPCR applications. The device offers a maximum ramp rate at 5 °C/sec, a thermal gradient between 30 °C to 100 °C and sensitivity to one copy of target sequence in human gDNA. We recommend 10-50 ul reaction volume for this model, using validated qPCR plasticwares and reagents.

Bio-Rad CFX384 qPCR

The Bio-Rad CFX qPCR with a 384-well thermal block can detect fluorescent signals in up to four channels, providing high thermal uniformity and accurate quantification for high throughput qPCR applications. The device offers a maximum ramp rate at 2.5 °C/sec, a thermal gradient between 30 °C to 100 °C and sensitivity to one copy of target sequence in human gDNA. We recommend 5-30 ul reaction volume for this model, using validated qPCR plasticwares and reagents. 

Manufacturer: Bio-Rad
Equipment Rates & Fees
 
ServiceUnitRPI UserExternal NonprofitExternal IndustryExternal Industry Partner
CFX qPCR (standard)per hour$25$41$82$74
CFX qPCR (assisted)per hour$50$82$165$148
 RPI UsersExternal NonprofitExternal IndustryExternal Industry Partners
Personnel Time$70$115$230$207

Valid through July 31, 2024. Rates are hourly unless specified otherwise and are subject to change without further notice.

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