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Cell Culture and Viral Amplification Workstation

explorer G3 integrated workstation for cell culture and viral amplification

explorer G3 integrated workstation configuration for cell culture and viral amplification

cell culture and viral amplification workflow

Dispense large volumes of 8 different media into AutoFlasks high volume media filling unit with VariSpan arm and easily move for filling

Screenshot of job::manager interface to easily manage multiple plate::works processes for maximum productivity

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This automated robotic system is a dedicated workstation for cell culture, cell viability control, and viral protein amplification.

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Part Number EG31010

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For research use only. Not for use in diagnostic procedures.

Overview

Overview

Configuration Requirements:

Highly flexible cellular workstation with:
- AutoFlask^™ cell culture and 24-and 96-well plate formats
- Separate AutoFlask high volume media filling unit
- Fully enclosed operator and product safety enclosure
- Cell viability and plate reading capabilities
- Separate sealer, cell dispenser and shaker
Control software for long-term culturing processes with automatic control of cell culture time through cell counter feedback

This workstation was designed to enable the production of a large set and number of target proteins. Using a virus vector system to infect cells and produce the target proteins, the explorer^™ G3 integrated HCS workstation is able to provide cell cultivation, transfection, viability and GFP expression detection in a single platform. As most cell culture processes are lengthy,the job::manager^™ scheduling software provides an enhanced level of support by monitoring and controlling several individual plate::works^™ processes, simultaneously. With the job::manager scheduling software, you can divide longer processes into shorter ones, and leverage the ‘idle time’ for another (independent) process to run. And, with its variable change function, you can update or append proceeding tasks remotely.