Immunoassay Analyzers and Accessories

Instruments, software, genetic libraries, and other products used to precisely analyze the results of immunoassays performed on a variety of clinical, environmental, and research samples.

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ProQuantum™ Software v1.1 Invitrogen™

ProQuantum Software enables you to analyze ProQuantum high-sensitivity immunoassay results acquired from any qPCR instrument. The analysis features include standard curve qualification with built-in outlier detection, interpolation of unknown samples for quantitation, and group-wise statistical...

MicroSEQ™ ID 16S rDNA 500 Supplemental Library, v2019 Applied Biosystems™

The MicroSEQ ID 16S rDNA 500 Supplemental Library v2019 is a stand-alone library that extends the size of the MicroSEQ ID 16S rDNA 500 Library v2019 to strengthen the identification process when using MicroSEQ ID Microbial Identification Software.

Basic Security Module, FlexMAP™ 3D™ System Invitrogen™

The basic security module provides security by allowing an administrator to set up user access levels. This module is designed for the FlexMAP™ 3D™ system.

MicroSEQ™ ID Fungal Gene Library, v2018 Applied Biosystems™

The MicroSEQ ID Fungal Gene Library v2018 is for use with MicroSEQ ID Microbial Identification Software v3.0 and v3.1. It contains over 1300 reference sequences from the D2 region of the Large Subunit (rDNA) of yeast and mold species against which an unknown yeast or mold sequence can be compared in...

MicroSEQ™ ID Microbial Identification Software, version 3.1.3 Applied Biosystems™

MicroSEQ ID Microbial Identification Software, version 3.1.3, allows you to easily identify and classify bacterial or fungal sequences by comparing them to a validated microbial library (available separately).

MicroSEQ™ ID 16S rDNA 500 Microbial Library, v2019 Applied Biosystems™

The MicroSEQ ID 16S rDNA 500 Microbial Library v2019 is for use with MicroSEQ ID Microbial Identification Software v3.0 and v3.1. It contains over 2100 reference 16S rRNA sequences from bacteria. The library entries contain the first 500 bases of the 16S rRNA gene, enough to identify bacterial...