Here’s a microporator using CuTOUCH CT1720. We are not sure what it does
but it has something to do with transfection and DNA technologies.
Click below for more pics!
Microporation is a novel and proprietary electroporation technology developed by Digital Bio Technology. Before the Microporation, all of the electroporation is dependent on the plate-type electrode and cuvette style chamber. Microporation is a unique electroporation technology using a pipette TIP as an electroporation space. In doing so, the uniform electric field is generated accompanying minimal heat generation, metal ion dissolution, pH variation and oxide formation, which are harmful events to the cell during conventional electroporation process. Great transfection efficiency and cell survival rate is only a few benefits from the Microporation technology.
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