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Barley Gene Expression Microarrays

Agilent Technologies

Cultivated barley (Hordeum vulgare) is one of the world’s most agriculturally and industrially important cereal crops and has generally been considered a classical diploid model for plant genetics. Agilent offers its catalog Barley Gene Expression Microarray to perform global expression profiling in this unique crop plant.

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Brassica Gene Expression Microarrays

Agilent Technologies

Brassica genomes are large and complex. This Gene Expression Microarray provides transcriptome-wide coverage of Brassica napus, enabling the study of gene expression profiling at the global level. Enhancing understanding of biology and gene functions offers unique insight into this economically important crop.

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Cotton Gene Expression Microarrays

Agilent Technologies

Cotton is the world’s most significant textile and oilseed crop and Gossypium hirsutum is the most widely cultivated cotton. Genetic improvement of cotton fiber production for increased yield & quality has major economic impact. Cotton is a model for plant genome evolution, polyploidization and cellulose biosynthesis.

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Sona Back-illuminated sCMOS

Oxford Instruments Andor

Sona is Andor’s latest high performance sCMOS camera platform, specifically for fluorescence microscopy. It launches with Sona 4.2B-11 and Sona 2.0B-11, each featuring 95% Quantum Efficiency (QE) and market-leading vacuum cooling to -45 °C. Andor’s unique capability to deliver the ultimate in sCMOS sensitivity means signal to noise can be optimized in fluorescence microscopy under conditions of reduced excitation power,…

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