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Ultra-Low Pressure Drop Flow Meters and Controllers Conserve Expensive Gases
Alicat Scientific, Inc’s new line of mass flow meters and controllers overcome the challenges of low pressure systems to deliver accurate metering and control. The Whisper series saves time and money in semi-conductor and other process industries with systems using very low pressure differentials or exotic gases.
All Alicat meters and controllers are based on its patented laminar flow technology, resulting in fast and accurate responses. The Whisper Series also incorporates a very low differential pressure sensor and redesigned flow body to achieve a differential pressure range of .01PSID to 2.0PSID, depending on flow rate and configuration. Prior to Whisper series instruments, users relied on larger pumps or supply sources, higher feed pressures, or the use of more bottled gas to overcome pressure drop requirements imposed by mass flow instrumentation.
Compatible with 30 field selectable gases and gas mixes, Whisper flow meters and controllers can operate as standalone devices or integrate easily into process control instrumentation. In addition to mass flow, a single device quickly and accurately measures pressure, temperature and volumetric flow. For applications requiring precision gas flow control, Whisper series mass flow controllers deliver accurate flow regulation of gases with the ability to respond to upstream gas flow changes, attaining and maintaining flow setpoints in less than 100ms.
Automated RNA Sequencing Service Provides High Quality Results
High throughput end-to-end RNA-Seq Service from Beckman Coulter Genomics includes customised project design, automated Illumina TruSeq RNA-Seq library construction and flexible, multiplexed sequencing on the Illumina HiSeq platform. Downstream bioinformatics analysis options include primary data analysis, differential gene expression, splice variant analysis, gene fusion identification and rare transcript identification.
The new automated library construction process uses Illumina TruSeq RNA sample preparation kits in conjunction with Beckman Coulter Life Sciences’ Biomek liquid handling platforms. Libraries show consistent size distribution and sequencing data is reproducible, showing good correlation with the published industry standard. Total RNA from multiple species, including mammalian, plant and yeast samples, has been validated using the automated process. The scalable, high throughput service allows processing from one to hundreds of samples without compromising quality.
“Automated processing of RNA-Seq using the Biomek platform provides high quality data, and accommodates projects from small to large,” said Bernhard Spiess, Vice President of sales and marketing, Beckman Coulter Genomics. “We are very pleased with this enhanced service and the ability to provide scientists with reliable, reproducible results in a timely manner.”
Technical experts in the company’s genomics services group utilise extensive experience to provide highly reliable data. Typical turnaround time is four to seven weeks after sample receipt. For more information about this service, please visit
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