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2720 Thermal Cycler Extended Warranty, 3 year

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A 3-year Extended Warranty for your 2720 Thermal Cycler will add 3-years of warranty coverage to your existing manufacturer's warranty.

With this extended warranty your 2720 Thermal Cycler is covered by our Rapid Exchange Service* protection – should you encounter a problem with your instrument, you call technical support and talk to one of our Certified Senior Technical Specialists. There you will get the assistance you need to resolve many types of technical problems. But if the instrument needs service, we will send out a factory-certified refurbished replacement instrument within 24 hours. You should receive your replacement within 3 business days. All you need to do is repackage the problem instrument and return it to us – and we pay for shipping. The service also includes full access to our Applications and Instrument Technical Support teams.

*Applied Biosystems will ship a factory-certified refurbished unit of the same instrument model covered by this service plan within 24 hours from the time that Applied Biosystems determines that a replacement instrument is required. On-site Planned maintenance (PM); remedial repairs and parts; and computer hardware are not covered under this plan. Your 2720 Thermal Cycler must be 5 years old or newer to qualify for this service and be in good working order at time of service plan purchase.
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For Use With (Equipment)2720 Thermal Cycler
Plan Duration3 Year Extended Warranty
Product Size1 warranty
Unit Size1 warranty

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Molecular characterization of selected dermatophytes and their identification by electrophoretic mutation scanning
Authors:Cafarchia, C; Otranto, D; Weigl, S; Campbell, BE; Parisi, A; Cantacessi, C; Mancianti, F; Danesis, P; Gasser, RB
Journal:ELECTROPHORESIS
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Dermatophytes are fungi that can be contagious and cause infections in the keratinized skin of mammals, including humans. The etiological diagnosis of dermatophytosis relies on a combination of in vitro-culture and microscopic methods. Effective molecular tools could overcome the limitations of conventional methods of identification. In the present study, following ... More
Diazotrophic bacteria associated with Hawaiian Montipora corals: Diversity and abundance in correlation with symbiotic dinoflagellates
Authors:Olson, ND; Ainsworth, TD; Gates, RD; Takabayashi, M
Journal:JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTAL MARINE BIOLOGY AND ECOLOGY
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The primary productivity of coral-dinoflagellate symbiosis is classically viewed as nitrogen (N)-limited. However, the recent discovery of N-fixing bacteria residing within coral tissues challenges this view. This study investigated the diversity and abundance of N-fixing bacteria associated with Hawaiian corals of the genus Montipora. Phylogenetic analysis of a partial sequence ... More
A set of nuclear DNA markers diagnostic for marble trout, Salmo marmoratus
Authors:Susnik, S; Sivka, U; Snoj, A
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'Single nucleotide polymorphisms (SNPs) have become popular markers for population genetics and conservation applications. The use of SNPs is increasing in studies on salmonid fishes, particularly in Salmo salar and several Oncorhynchus species, but they are used only occasionally in S. trutta and not at all in marble trout (Salmo ... More
Seasonal variation of microbial populations and biomass in Tatachia grassland soils of Taiwan
Authors:Cho, ST; Tsai, SH; Ravindran, A; Selvam, A; Yang, SS
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'To investigate the seasonal variations of microbial ecology in grassland of Tatachia forest, soil properties, microbial populations, microbial biomass, and 16S rDNA clone library analysis were determined. The soil had temperatures 6.6-18.4¿C, pH 3.6-5.1, total organic carbon 1.11-10.68%, total nitrogen 0.18-0.78%, and C/N ratios 3.46-20.55. Each gram of dry soil ... More
Molecular Diversity of the Rumen Microbiome of Norwegian Reindeer on Natural Summer Pasture
Authors:Sundset, M; Edwards, J; Cheng, Y; Senosiain, R; Fraile, M; Northwood, K; Praaesteng, KE; Glad, T; Mathiesen, S; Wright, AD
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'The molecular diversity of the rumen microbiome was investigated in five semi-domesticated adult female Norwegian reindeer (Rangifer tarandus tarandus) grazing on natural summer pastures on the coast of northern Norway (71.00A° N, 25.30A° E). Mean population densities (numbers per gram wet weight) of methanogenic archaea, rumen bacteria and ciliate protozoa, ... More