22nd March 2004.  Cambridge, UK: Syngene, a world-leading manufacturer of image analysis solutions, is showing a world exclusive of its new InGenius¹² gel documentation system, as well as a range of affordable image analysers at Analytica 2004 (Hall A5, Stand 461).

With its high resolution camera, the InGenius¹² will benefit molecular biologists that want to accurately analyse close-banded gels. The camera is fully integrated to a universal darkroom and imaging software, guaranteeing the InGenius¹² will be the best value gel documentation system at this year’s show.

Continuing the theme of cost-effective technology, Syngene is presenting for the first time in Europe its ChemiGenius^Q, high resolution, multi-functional image analyser. The automated system comprising a cooled camera inside a safety locked darkroom comes fully fitted with a motorised filter wheel, transilluminator and white light pad, as well as overhead white and UV light. This makes the ChemiGenius^Q an excellent choice for imaging all chemiluminescent and fluorescent applications.

For dedicated chemiluminescent image analysis, Syngene is exhibiting the GeneGnome HR, a next generation version of Syngene’s award winning GeneGnome. GeneGnome HR boasts great pixel definition and a new binning function, ensuring it will appeal to scientists that demand unrivalled resolving power and the sensitivity to analyse low light emitting blots.

Also on stand, Syngene is demonstrating its unique GeneFlash gel documentation system. Inside its own compact darkroom, the GeneFlash camera downloads images onto flash card technology and means users can record images without a PC.

Laura Sullivan, Syngene’s Divisional Manager said: “Visitors to Stand 461 will be delighted by the choice of systems Syngene has to offer. By introducing solid specification, low cost analysers, we are confident that whatever their budget or application, any scientists involved in analysing gels or blots will find exactly what they are looking for on our stand.”

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