Dr Suet-Feung Chin, at the Cancer Research UK Cambridge Institute, enjoys using the Maxprep and Maxwell as they have “made the extraction method very consistent and very robust.” She goes on to say that they get “very, very good DNA yield and quality from all the samples” that they’ve done so far. Dr Suet-Feung Chin […]
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Dr Suet-Feung Chin, at the Cancer Research UK Cambridge Institute, describes how the Maxprep Liquid Handler saves her time; automating nucleic acid purification when using genomic methods to characterise breast cancers. She explains that each run on the Maxprep takes about 60 minutes for 48 samples, and the extraction of 48 samples on the Maxwell […]
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Dr Suet-Feung Chin, at the Cancer Research UK Cambridge Institute, uses the “Maxprep as it provides post-processing methods for sample transfer; for normalisation; for setting up PCRs and for quantification.” She is using the Maxprep Liquid Handler for saving her time; automating nucleic acid purification when using genomic methods to characterise breast cancers. More at: […]
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