MicroPorator MP-100 Pipette type Electroporator (Discontinued)

***This product has been discontinued by the manufacturer***

This product has been replaced by the EXT1000 - ExTransfection Electroporation System from NanoEntek.

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Pipette type Electroporator: MicroPorator MP-100 

Quantum Revolution of Transfection

Specification

Input
- Voltage : AC 110 V/220 V
- Frequency: 50~60 Hz

Output
- Voltage Range : 0 ~2.5 kV
- Pulse Width: 1~ 100 ms
- Maximum Duty Cycle: 0.1
- Charging Time: maximum 8 sec

Safety
- Open Load Protection
- Short Circuit Detection

Monitoring:

Voltage Measuring - pulse tracing

User Interface
-Touch Screen : 320 x 240 pixels
- Programming: storage for 50 parameters

Physical property-Weight: 6.5 Kg
- Size (WxLxH) : 230 x 300 x 220 mm

Accessory
- Pipette Station

- Positive Displacement Pipette

Disposable
- Microporation Tip: 10 µL & 100 uL
- Buffer Tube : electrode inserted
-Microporation Buffer

Microporation
Microporation is a noveland proprietary electroporation technology developed by Digital BioTechnology. Before the Microporation, allof the electroporation is dependent on the plate-type electrode and cuvette style chamber.

Microporation is a unique electroporation technology using pipet TIP as a electroporation space. In doing so, uniform electric field is generated accompanying minimal heat generation and oxide formation.

Heat and oxide generation is a harmful event to the cell during conventional electroporation process. Great transfection efficiency and cell survival rate is only a few benefits from the microporation technology.

Microporation : As convenient as it gets
Imagine that pipet tip is functionally equal to the electroporation cuvette! All you have to do for electroporation is just pipeting in the Microporation world.

Microporation technology eliminated all of the bothering sample handling
process by integrating pipet and electric chamber as one. Capping and decapping of the cuvette, filling the sample, cuvette holder handling, pulling out the sample from the cuvette... no longer needed for Microporation.

Pipeting, press start button, discard sample to culture dish is a three step for Microporation. Is thata pipet? Yes, Microporation is a actual pipet connected to powerful pulse generator.