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7300 System SDS v1.4 Software Upgrade Kit
7300 System SDS v1.4 Software Upgrade Kit
Applied Biosystems™

7300 System SDS v1.4 Software Upgrade Kit

This software upgrades earlier versions of the 7300 SDS Software to provide maximum capability and reliability. Powerful and user-friendly, theRead more
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43796331 kit
Catalog number 4379633
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514.00
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Estimated availability date 23-Jul-2025
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This software upgrades earlier versions of the 7300 SDS Software to provide maximum capability and reliability. Powerful and user-friendly, the 7300 Sequence Detection Software includes:
• Simple plate setup wizard is streamlined for each application – option to setup before or after the completing the run
• Correct plate-setup mistakes after the run without losing collected data.
• One-click graphical export to PowerPoint or JPG for top notch presentations
• Flexible system can be used as a plate reader or a regular thermal cycler if needed
• Real-time amplification monitoring and flexibility to add additional PCR cycles during a run
• Lamp-lifetime monitoring ensures highest possible instrument performance

For Research Use Only. Not for use in diagnostics procedures.
For Research Use Only. Not for use in diagnostic procedures.
Specifications
For Use With (Application)Real Time PCR (qPCR)
For Use With (Equipment)7300 System
Operating SystemWindows XP Pro (Service Pk. 2)
Quantity1 kit
Software TypeAutomation Control
Product TypeSoftware Upgrade Kit
Unit SizeEach
Contents & Storage
Store at Room Temperature
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