Amershan Pharmacia Biotech EPS 301 Electrophoresis Power Supply

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Research / Medical / Lab - Elecrical Electrophoresis system Good

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Description

Lab-grade electrophoresis power supply unit by Amershan Pharmacia Biotech, model EPS 301. Features dual electrode connectors (red/black sockets visible), LCD display, control buttons including run/stop functions, and mains power input with coiled cable. Equipment appears well-maintained and functional. Suitable for protein and nucleic acid gel electrophoresis applications in research or academic laboratories.

Quantity: 1

Location: Hinxton

Listed: 1 weeks ago

Expires: 31 days remaining

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Sanger Institute

Hinxton, Cambridge 140 items listed

We apply and explore genomic technologies at scale to advance understanding of biology and improve health

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Weight: 8.50 kg

Replacement cost: £2500.00

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Amershan Pharmacia Biotech EPS 301 Electrophoresis Power Supply

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