E-Gel™ 96 Agarose Gels
E-Gel™ 96 Agarose Gels
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E-Gel™ 96 Agarose Gels

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Invitrogen E-Gel 96 high-throughput precast agarose gels with or without SYBR Safe DNA gel stain are designed for fast, convenient, and safe DNA sample electrophoresis.
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Catalog NumberQuantitySeparation RangeStain TypeGel Percentage
G7208414 x 8 Gels400 to 10,000 bpSYBR™ Safe1%
G7008018 Gels400 to 10,000 bpEthidium Bromide1%
G720801Promo Image8 Gels400 to 10,000 bpSYBR™ Safe1%
G7008028 Gels100 to 2000 bpEthidium Bromide2%
G720802Promo Image8 Gels100 to 2000 bpSYBR™ Safe2%
G7208424 x 8 Gels100 to 2000 bpSYBR™ Safe2%
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400 to 10,000 bp
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Gel Percentage:
1%
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Price (EUR)
802,00
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Ends: 21-Jul-2025
872,00
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Each
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Invitrogen E-Gel 96 high-throughput precast agarose gels with or without SYBR Safe DNA gel stain are designed for fast, convenient, and safe DNA sample electrophoresis. Each E-Gel agarose gel cassette contains all components required for efficient gel separation and analysis—just load your samples and run.

Invitrogen E-Gel 96 high-throughput precast agarose gels with or without SYBR Safe DNA gel stain are designed for fast, convenient, and safe DNA sample electrophoresis. Each E-Gel agarose gel cassette contains all components required for efficient gel separation and analysis—just load your samples and run.

Each gel contains 96 sample lanes and 8 marker lanes, ideal for screening multiple PCR products, plasmid preparations, and restriction digests. The E-Gel 96 loading format is compatible with multi-channel pipettors and the most commonly used 8-, 12-, and 96-pin liquid handling robots. With a 12-minute run time, up to 20,000 samples can be resolved in a single day.

The unique 96-well staggered-well format provides a 1.6-cm run length with the following separation ranges for DNA fragments:

  • 1% agarose gels: DNA fragments between 400 bp and 10 kb
  • 2% agarose gels: DNA fragments between 100 bp and 2 kb

Each cassette is labeled with an unique EAN39 bar code that is recognized by most commercially available robotic bar code readers.

Features of E-Gel 96 gels include:

  • High throughput analysis—contain 96 sample lanes and 8 marker lanes
  • Automation compatible—suitable for use with multi-channel pipettors and commonly used 8-, 12-, and 96-pin liquid handling robots
  • Scalable—resolve up to 384 samples in one run by combining up to four E-Base Mother and E-Base Daughter devices
  • Safer choice—contains SYBR Safe DNA stain, a safer alternative to ethidium bromide
  • High performance—detect 3 ng of sample DNA with a separation time as short as 12–17 minutes

Safer option

Choose SYBR Safe DNA stained gels to minimize exposure to hazardous and mutagenic factors such as ethidium bromide or UV. Precast E-Gel agarose gels with SYBR Safe, in combination with blue-light trans-illumination, offer better sample integrity and a safer work environment.

Unlike ethidium bromide, the DNA stain most commonly incorporated into agarose gels, SYBR Safe DNA Gel Stain is a non-toxic, non-mutagenic DNA stain that is safer for the user, safer for the environment, and can save institutional overhead costs for disposal.

Fast and convenient analysis

E-Gel agarose gels enable fast and high-performance analysis with a detection sensitivity of 3 ng of sample DNA per band and a separation time 2–3 fold faster than that of conventional pour-your-own gels. Each E-Gel agarose gel contains agarose, electrodes, SYBR Safe DNA stain, and a buffer-less ion exchange system packaged inside a dry disposable cassette. E-Gel technology does not require any gel or buffer preparation or gel staining steps. Just load your samples and run.

Running and imaging devices

High-throughput E-Gel agarose gels require the E-Base Electrophoresis Device for gel running.

Available in a variety of gel formats

E-Gel agarose gels are available in variety of gel percentage, stain, and well formats. The high-throughput E-Gel 96 and 48 agarose gels with or without SYBR Safe are available in 1% and 2% gel percentages.

For Research Use Only. Not for use in diagnostic procedures.
Specifications
Compatible LaddersE-Gel™ 96 High Range DNA Marker
Green FeaturesLess hazardous
Product TypeAgarose Gel
Quantity4 x 8 Gels
Shipping ConditionRoom Temperature
Stain TypeSYBR™ Safe
Gel Percentage1%
Gel TypeE-Gel
Separation Range400 to 10,000 bp
Wells96 + 8-well
Unit SizeEach
Contents & Storage
• Each box contains 8 gels

Store strictly at room temperature. Do not freeze.
Avoid cold spots near freezers or other uncontrolled environments.
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Safety Data Sheets

Frequently asked questions (FAQs)

SYBR Safe-stained gels can be visualized with a standard UV transilluminator, a laser-based scanner equipped with an excitation source in the UV range or between 470 and 530 nm, or a blue-light transilluminator.

Find additional tips, troubleshooting help, and resources within our Nucleic Acid Purification and Analysis Support Center.

Here are some suggestions:

- Try cleaning the cassettes with alcohol and Kimwipes wipers.
- Try cleaning the camera lens.
- Try to adjust the exposure time and brightness options of the documentation system you are using.

Find additional tips, troubleshooting help, and resources within our Nucleic Acid Purification and Analysis Support Center.

Please ensure that you have not overloaded the well and that the wells were not damaged during comb removal.

Find additional tips, troubleshooting help, and resources within our Nucleic Acid Purification and Analysis Support Center.

While we recommend storage at room temperature, these gels will still be usable. Bring the gels to room temperature prior to the run for optimal conditions.

Find additional tips, troubleshooting help, and resources within ourNucleic Acid Gel Electrophoresis and Blotting Support Center.

Loading buffer is optional. Samples can be loaded directly into the wells if no buffer is used, or you can dilute them with deionized water or TE buffer. If you want to use a loading buffer, please see the recipes below:

E-Gel agarose gels (including EX)
10 mM Tris-HCl, pH 7.5
1 mM EDTA
0.005% bromophenol blue
0.005% xylene cyanol FF
E-Gel CloneWell II and E-Gel SizeSelect II agarose gels
10 mM Tris-HCl, pH 7.5
1 mM EDTA

Alternatively, you can use 10X BlueJuice Gel Loading Buffer or TrackIt Loading Buffer. Dilute this buffer 50- to 200-fold to obtain optimal results with E-Gel agarose gels.

Find additional tips, troubleshooting help, and resources within our Nucleic Acid Purification and Analysis Support Center.

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Citations & References
Abstract
Excess variants in AFF2 detected by massively parallel sequencing of males with autism spectrum disorder.
Authors:Mondal K, Ramachandran D, Patel VC, Hagen KR, Bose P, Cutler DJ, Zwick ME
Journal:Hum Mol Genet
PubMed ID:22773736
'Autism spectrum disorder (ASD) is a heterogeneous disorder with substantial heritability, most of which is unexplained. ASD has a population prevalence of one percent and affects four times as many males as females. Patients with fragile X E (FRAXE) intellectual disability, which is caused by a silencing of the X-linked ... More
Identifying the last supper: utility of the DNA barcode library for bloodmeal identification in ticks.
Authors:Gariepy TD, Lindsay R, Ogden N, Gregory TR
Journal:Mol Ecol Resour
PubMed ID:22471892
'Ticks are among the most important vectors of disease in the Northern Hemisphere, and a better understanding of their feeding behaviour and life cycle is critical to the management and control of tick-borne zoonoses. DNA-based tools for the identification of residual bloodmeals in hematophagous arthropods have proven useful in the ... More
Development and testing of a high-density cDNA microarray resource for cattle.
Authors:Suchyta SP, Sipkovsky S, Kruska R, Jeffers A, McNulty A, Coussens MJ, Tempelman RJ, Halgren RG, Saama PM, Bauman DE, Boisclair YR, Burton JL, Collier RJ, DePeters EJ, Ferris TA, Lucy MC, McGuire MA, Medrano JF, Overton TR, Smith TP, Smith GW, Sonstegard TS, Spain JN, Spiers DE, Yao J, Coussens PM,
Journal:Physiol Genomics
PubMed ID:13130080
'A cDNA microarray resource has been developed with the goal of providing integrated functional genomics resources for cattle. The National Bovine Functional Genomics Consortium''s (NBFGC) expressed sequence tag (EST) collection was established in 2001 to develop resources for functional genomics research. The NBFGC EST collection and microarray contains 18,263 unique ... More
Bovine mammary gene expression profiling using a cDNA microarray enhanced for mammary-specific transcripts.
Authors:Suchyta SP, Sipkovsky S, Halgren RG, Kruska R, Elftman M, Weber-Nielsen M, Vandehaar MJ, Xiao L, Tempelman RJ, Coussens PM,
Journal:Physiol Genomics
PubMed ID:14559974
'A cDNA microarray resource enhanced for transcripts specific to the bovine mammary gland (BMAM) has been developed and used in pilot studies to examine gene expression profiles in the mammary gland. One goal driving development of this resource was to shed some light on the pathways and mechanisms specifically related ... More
Protocols for dry DNA storage and shipment at room temperature.
Authors:Ivanova NV, Kuzmina ML
Journal:
PubMed ID:23789643
'The globalization of DNA barcoding will require core analytical facilities to develop cost-effective, efficient protocols for the shipment and archival storage of DNA extracts and PCR products. We evaluated three dry-state DNA stabilization systems: commercial Biomatrica(®) DNAstable(®) plates, home-made trehalose and polyvinyl alcohol (PVA) plates on 96-well panels of insect ... More
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