Agena Bioscience Massarray Nanodispenser RS1000
The MassARRAY Dx Nanodispenser RS 1000 is a benchtop dispensing instrument employing advanced robotics for the rapid transfer of nanoliter sample volumes onto SpectroCHIP Arrays. Its standard configuration holds up to 96- or 384-well microliter plates. One plate of samples is transferred in less than 10 minutes.
BIT has manufactured the MassARRAY Nanodispenser since 2007.
The Nanodispenser RS 1000 is an automated platform that transfers analyte from a microtiter plate to the SpectroCHIP Array.
The Nanodispenser RS1000 is part of the Agena Bioscience MassARRAY® System which combines mass spectrometry, sensitive and robust chemistry, and advanced data analysis software to meet the assay design, validation, and performance needs of genomic laboratories.
The Agena Bioscience MassARRAY® System is an open platform that empowers laboratories to perform a variety of DNA and RNA analysis.
The following applications are currently available:
- Genotyping and mutation detection
- Methylation analysis
- Sample identification and qualification
- Pharmacogenetics
- Inherited disease testing
- Rare blood donor identification
- Agricultural genomics
The Agena Bioscience MassARRAY® System is an open platform that empowers laboratories to perform a variety of DNA and RNA analysis.
The Nanodispenser RS 1000 is an automated platform that transfers analyte from a microtiter plate to the SpectroCHIP Array.
Standard configuration is two microtiter plates at a time (can also be done with a single plate). Samples are transferred from the microtiter plate to the SpectroCHIP in less than 15 minutes. The spotted SpectroCHIP Arrays are then loaded into the MassARRAY Dx Analyzer 4.
The sensitivity of the Agena Bioscience chemistry allows a variety of sample types to be tested, from FFPE, to blood plasma, to whole genome amplified DNA.
The MassARRAY Nanodispenser RS1000 is a benchtop dispensing instrument employing advanced robotics for the rapid transfer of nanoliter volumes of sample onto SpectroCHIP Arrays.
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