| Product Introduction The Isothermal Fluorescence Detector is a specialized instrument designed for real-time monitoring of nucleic acid amplification reactions under constant temperature conditions. 1. Suitable for fluorescence signal detection of isothermal nucleic acid amplification technology; 2. FAM/VIC dual channels, displaying real-time fluorescence curves; 3. 16 flux, AB chamber operate independently. |
Isothermal Fluorescence Detector
The Isothermal Fluorescence Detector is a specialized instrument designed for real-time monitoring of nucleic acid amplification reactions under constant temperature conditions.
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The Isothermal Fluorescence Detector is a specialized instrument designed for real-time monitoring of nucleic acid amplification reactions under constant temperature conditions.
1. Suitable for fluorescence signal detection of isothermal nucleic acid amplification technology;
2. FAM/VIC dual channels, displaying real-time fluorescence curves;
3. 16 flux, AB chamber operate independently.
Key Features
1. Constant temperature control – Supports stable operation typically within 37–42°C range for isothermal reactions.2. Real-time fluorescence monitoring – Detects fluorescence signals dynamically during amplification, ensuring precise and quantitative analysis.
3. Multiplex detection capability – Supports multiple fluorescence channels (e.g., FAM, HEX) for single or multiplex assays.
4. Compact & portable design – Ideal for laboratory, point-of-care, and field testing applications.
5. User-friendly interface – Intuitive software for data acquisition, curve analysis, and result reporting.
6. Data output – Generates real-time amplification curves and exportable detection reports.
Application Areas
The Isothermal Fluorescence Detector offers an efficient, sensitive, and user-friendly solution for real-time nucleic acid detection, perfectly supporting rapid diagnostics and research workflows.
2. FAM/VIC dual-channel, displaying real-time fluorescence curves;
3. 16-well throughput, with independent operation of AB chambers.