PCR Hood or PCR Cabinet, also known as a Workstation.
PCR stands for Polymerase Chain Reaction.
What is a PCR Cabinet?
PCR cabinets are controlled environments specifically designed for performing polymerase chain reaction (PCR) processes. PCR is a molecular technique used to accurately amplify large numbers of copies of a specific DNA or RNA segment.
This technique is widely applied in biological research, disease diagnosis, genetic relationship analysis, DNA analysis, and many other applications.
Features of PCR Cabinets:
Cleanliness:
PCR cabinets must be clean and free from contamination to prevent loss of samples or interference with DNA or RNA copies.
Prevention of Random Changes:
The cabinets should be equipped with systems that prevent accidental changes, such as thermal fluctuations, which could otherwise lead to sample loss.
Temperature Control:
PCR devices are equipped with thermal blocks with adjustable temperatures. These temperatures are set according to different PCR stages (temperature setting for denaturation, annealing, number of cycles, etc.) — customizable upon customer request.
As an essential technology in molecular biology, PCR cabinets play a critical role in scientific research and disease diagnosis.
The PCR hood manufactured by Pars Azma is made from the highest quality materials and features an electrically operated door mechanism. It is equipped with a high-resolution touchscreen display, allowing users to control and log all device functions through this advanced controller. Additionally, the device is capable of displaying the temperature on the screen for easy monitoring.
