Applied Biosystems QuantStudio Dx Real-Time PCR Instrument Model 4470660, 96-Well, IVD/Test Development Modes

The Applied Biosystems QuantStudio Dx Real-Time PCR Instrument Model 4470660 is a precision clinical molecular diagnostic tool designed for 96-well PCR applications supporting in vitro diagnostic (IVD) and test development workflows. This instrument excels in biotechnology and clinical diagnostics with:

• Flexible reaction volumes: 96-well standard (10-100 µL), Fast 96-well (10-30 µL), and 384-well (5-20 µL) compatible
• Rapid block interchange: Tool-free front block changes in under 1 minute enable seamless workflow transitions
• Temperature control: Uniformity at ±0.5°C ensures consistent amplification results critical for reliable gene expression and genotyping analyses
• High sensitivity and dynamic range: Detects as low as a single DNA copy with a dynamic linear range up to 9 logs, essential for quantitative PCR in molecular diagnostics and bioprocessing
• Multi-wavelength fluorescence detection: Six excitation wavelengths (450-670 nm) and six emission wavelengths (500-720 nm) support multiplex assays including allelic discrimination, HRM (high-resolution melt analysis, license required), and melt curve analysis
• Compliance and security: Meets FDA 21 CFR Part 11 requirements assuring data integrity and security in regulated laboratory environments
• Application versatility: Suitable for genotyping, HRM, gene expression profiling, and other nucleic acid quantification methods widely adopted in synthetic biology, molecular cloning workflows, and biomedical research

Designed for clinical laboratories and research facilities, this instrument is critical in supporting molecular diagnostic pipelines, biomanufacturing quality control, and advanced biotechnological research requiring robust, rapid, and precise real-time PCR analysis. Note that the computer system is not included with this package.

This real-time PCR instrument addresses key demands in biotechnology fields such as molecular diagnostics, gene editing validation, and bioprocess monitoring, making it popular among molecular biology researchers and clinical diagnostics professionals.