Automated Mouse Tail Genomic DNA
Preclinical drug testing and other types of research are performed with transgenic mice. These mice have knockout genes or inserted genes to test the effect of drugs prior to human testing. The mouse’s usefulness as a biomedical model has been sharply enhanced by recent advances in the ability to experimentally modify its genome. About half the 50 million animals used in research today are genetically modified mice. This means there are 25 million/year and growing rapidly. Rapid growth is due increased ease to manipulate and humanize the mouse genome. Research is shifting to the use of genetically modified mice to study biological pathways and the effect of potential drugs. PhyTip columns perform better due to increased selectivity of the media to genomic DNA and the ability to operate in the presence of particulate.
Other Genomic DNA
The technology developed for mouse tail can be used in other genomic DNA samples types while implementing automation including bacterial cell pellets, live and dried cricket, live and dried worm, goldfish and any comparable sample. See your PhyNexus representative for details.
Genomic DNA columns with our proprietary Dual Flow Chromatography provide complete antibody binding and high final concentrations. PhyTip columns are compatible with most 8, 12, and 96-channel automation liquid handling robots including Beckman Coulter, Dynamic Devices, Hamilton, and Tecan.
Genomic DNA tips are available in tip volumes (µL) of 200|1000 and resin volume (µL) of 80 depending upon robot configuration.
Select your resin, robotic system, tip and resin volume and see the results in the table below.
Mouse Tail Columns