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The Rotor-Gene 6000 is unlike any other real-time system. It uses a unique centrifugal rotary design, ideal for even the most demanding requirements of real-time thermo-optical analyses. What sets the Rotor-Gene apart is its amazing precision; the result of near-perfect well-to-well thermal and optical uniformity. Its design also enables a fast data acquisition rate, a capability now proving to be essential for advanced applications such as HRM (high-resolution melt). Features: - It supports the broadest range of applications, including quantification, HRM (high-resolution melt), end-point, association/disassociation (i.e.

Melting/annealing) kinetics, and nucleic acid concentration measurement - Included software supports the most real-time data analysis methods - It has the greatest optical range, with 6 channels spanning UV to infra-red wavelengths - It uses the widest range of reaction tube formats.

QIAGEN's real-time PCR cycler, the Rotor-Gene Q, combines multiple optimized design features to provide the outstanding performance and reliable results that your research demands. Together with optimized QIAGEN kits for real-time PCR, the Rotor-Gene Q enables streamlined analysis for a wide range of applications.

Is the new operating and analysis software for life science qPCR applications, with a plug-in concept that lets you add new functionality without affecting established workflows. Explore the to learn more about the Rotor-Gene Q. A human A/T SNP in the AHRR7 gene was analyzed using genomic DNA from wild-type (blue), homozygous mutant (green), and heterozygous (red) samples. Experiments were performed using the Type-it HRM PCR Kit and a Rotor-Gene Q cycler with an HRM channel. Data analysis was performed with the unsupervised mode of Rotor-Gene ScreenClust HRM Software. A/T polymorphisms (class IV SNPs) are most difficult to discriminate due to minute differences between homozygote alleles (in this example, less than 0.1°C). [ A] HRM raw data, [ B] cluster plot.

All pseudo-unknowns were correctly clustered according to genotype. Twofold dilutions of human genomic DNA from 30 ng (10,000 copies) to 0.06 ng (20 copies) were used as a template in real-time PCR. Five replicate reactions were run for each dilution using a self-designed TaqMan® assay for IL1R2 and the Rotor-Gene Probe PCR kit on the Rotor-Gene Q. The average difference in the C T values between all dilutions was 1.07 cycles. Human genomic DNA was used as template in 72 replicate real-time PCRs using a self-designed TaqMan® assay for BCL2 on the Rotor-Gene Q without ROX normalization.

The average C T value was 24.94 with a standard deviation of only 0.05, equivalent to a CV of 0.2%. The Rotor-Gene Q is the only real-time cycler currently capable of deciphering the most difficult class IV SNPs by HRM.

Harness the power of HRM using dedicated QIAGEN HRM Kits for applications such as genotyping (see figure ' for data from the Type-it HRM PCR Kit), quantitative methylation analysis (see figure ' for data from the EpiTect HRM PCR Kit), gene scanning, and sequence matching. The Type-it HRM PCR Kit reliably and accurately detects gene mutations and SNPs. The EpiTect HRM PCR Kit enables fast screening and accurate detection of changes in CpG methylation status of bisulfite converted DNA. Unique rotary design for outstanding performance The unique centrifugal rotary design of the Rotor-Gene Q makes it the most precise and versatile real-time PCR cycler currently available (see figure '). Each tube spins in a chamber of moving air, keeping all samples at precisely the same temperature during rapid thermal cycling. Detection is similarly uniform.

When each tube aligns with the detection optics, the sample is illuminated and the fluorescent signal is rapidly collected from a single, short optical pathway. This thermal and optical uniformity results in sensitive, precise, and fast real-time PCR analysis (see figure '). It also eliminates sample-to-sample variations and edge effects.

These are unavoidable in traditional block-based instruments due to temperature gradients across the block and multiple, complex optical pathways. The rotary design delivers: Tube-to-tube variation ±0.02°C Uniform detection eliminating the need for ROX reference dye Fast ramping and negligible equilibration times for short run-times Complete confidence in your results Unrivaled optical range enables multiple applications Whether your assay is based on intercalating dyes such as SYBR ® Green, probes such as hydrolysis (TaqMan®), hybridization (FRET), Scorpion probes, or other multiplex chemistries, the Rotor-Gene Q meets your requirements. With up to 6 channels spanning UV to infrared wavelengths, the cycler delivers the widest optical range currently available (see table). In addition, the software allows you to create new excitation/detection wavelength combinations, which means that the Rotor-Gene Q is compatible with dyes you may use in the future.

Crack Ashampoo Cover Studio 2 For Mac on this page. Flexible formats match your workflows The Rotor-Gene Q supports multiple PCR tube formats to suit a range of needs (see figure '). Changing the format, by simply switching the snap-fit metal rotor that holds the tubes, takes just seconds. As well as tubes, Rotor-Discs are available, which offer accelerated setup and higher throughput.

Rotor-Discs are circular plates of vertically oriented reaction wells. The Rotor-Disc 100 is the equivalent of a 96-well plate with an additional 4 reference wells. These extra wells can be conveniently used for more reactions or additional controls.

Alternatively, the Rotor-Disc 72 has 72 wells. Rotor-Discs can be quickly and easily sealed with plastic film using a Rotor-Disc Heat Sealer.

For all you need to run reactions using Rotor-Discs, choose the Rotor-Disc 100 Starter Kit or the Rotor-Disc 72 Starter Kit. You can perform manual reaction setup, or take advantage of QIAGEN's automated solutions for reaction setup. The QIAgility is cost-effective and delivers rapid, high-precision PCR setup, while the QIAsymphony AS is ideal for laboratories performing routine PCR tests on a day-to-day basis. Both instruments perform automated reaction setup in Rotor-Gene formats, allow direct transfer of sample lists, and are supplied with verified protocols for real-time PCR master mixes.

Easy routine verification Laboratories may often want to verify thermal accuracy. For most cyclers, this requires interaction with a service engineer. With the Rotor-Gene Q, this is not necessary. Instead, the easy-to-use, cost-effective Rotor-Disc OTV (Optical Temperature Verification) Kit automates accuracy testing. The full procedure takes only a couple of minutes. Q-Rex Software is a new operating and analysis software for the Rotor-Gene Q, providing several unique new features that promote a more user-friendly interface to help streamline your qPCR workflow. The software is suitable for use by the most novice researchers, while maintaining the highly complex data analysis functions required by advanced researchers.

Rotor-Gene Q Software The comprehensive Rotor-Gene Q software package supports all current state-of-the art real-time analysis procedures from basic to advanced algorithms. This provides complete freedom to analyze your valuable experimental data and increases the reliability of your results. Data security is assured and all process steps are trackable from starting the run to exporting the results. Superior software available for genotyping and mutation detection using HRM analysis Rotor-Gene ScreenClust HRM Software is an extension to the Rotor-Gene operating software. This software is the most powerful tool currently available for analysis of HRM data from the Rotor-Gene Q or Rotor-Gene 6000 cycler. By grouping samples into clusters, Rotor-Gene ScreenClust HRM Software opens a new dimension in HRM analysis for applications such as genotyping and mutation screening. REST software 2009 REST software 2009 is a standalone software tool for analysis of gene expression data from quantitative real-time PCR experiments. REST software 2009 is available for download under the 'Resources' tab, and provides valuable analysis, including: • Estimation of up- and down-regulation for gene expression studies • Randomization and bootstrapping techniques • Graphical data output via whisker-box plots Traditional relative quantification enables estimation of gene expression.

However, this method does not provide statistical information that is suitable for comparing expression in groups of treated and untreated samples in a robust manner. The integrated randomization and bootstrapping methods used in REST software 2009 test the statistical significance of calculated expression ratios and can be used even when the data includes outliers. REST software 2009 applies a mathematic model that takes into account the different PCR efficiencies of the gene of interest and reference genes. Compared to using a single reference gene, using multiple reference genes for normalization can improve the reliability of results.