Hello, I am an undergraduate intern at a genomics company that is downsizing. My understanding is they used to do all of lab work, but now it is much cheaper to outsource it all so they are getting rid of a bunch of machinery. I have done a lot of research on this particular item and have come up with absolutely nothing, does anyone know anything about it, any current day uses, if it would be of use to any universities or labs, etc. It's called the "Amersham Biosciences Lucidea Array Spotter 24Pen." It says it was manufactured in October of 2002. I will attach a photo below.
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