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  • MesutOezil
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    • Feb 2011
    • 12
    #1

    TapeStation 4200

    Has anyone here tried the new Agilent's device, TapeStation 4200?
    http://www.genomics.agilent.com/en/T...Id=prod2420037

    I wonder if people are happy with it, and if it has some addition to what Bioanalyzer or TapeStation 2200 does.

    I would be happy to learn from your experience.
    Tags: agilent 2200, agilent bioanalyzer, sample preparation, tapestation
    • kerplunk412
      Senior Member
      • Jun 2012
      • 119
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      I have not tried it, and probably won't because I believe Tapestation in general is an inferior instrument. If my throughput were that high I would definitely go with another option, probably the Fragment Analyzer. In fact I would go with Fragment Analyzer over Bioanalyzer if we didn't already have a Bioanalyzer, but I digress...

      It looks like the difference is that it can process 96 samples without any user input now. I think before you could load 96 samples but had to change the tips and tapes for each 16.

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