Molecular imaging devices

Molecular imaging devices are instruments that capture and quantify light from labelled biological samples, recording signals such as fluorescence, chemiluminescence or stained bands separated by electrophoresis. They turn a gel, a blot or a microplate into a digital image a researcher can measure, archive and compare. On Questpair, 352 laboratory listings fall under this category, and among the current listings 100 percent are used. The catalogue carries new, used and refurbished units from Bio-Rad, Invitrogen, Syngene, Bruker, Azure Biosystems, held by 14 verified suppliers and distributors across 7 countries. Prices run from EUR 39 to EUR 258.267. These systems sit at the readout end of molecular biology, where the result of an assay becomes a number.