Fisher Scientific FBXC 810 Autoradiography Cassette Electrophoresis System

The Fisher Scientific FBXC 810 Autoradiography Cassette Electrophoresis System is a specialized tool designed for autoradiography procedures, which are commonly used in life science research to detect and image radiolabeled molecules. This system includes a light-tight cassette that securely holds the X-ray film and the gel or blot containing the radiolabeled samples. The cassette's primary function is to prevent any external light from exposing the film, ensuring that the image produced on the film is solely due to the radioactive emissions from the sample. This controlled environment is essential for generating clear and accurate autoradiograms.

The FBXC 810 system is versatile, as it can be used with various gel electrophoresis and blotting systems, making it adaptable to different experimental setups. The cassette's design ensures proper alignment of the film and the gel or blot, which is crucial for obtaining high-quality autoradiograms with sharp and well-defined bands or spots. This system is widely used in molecular biology, biochemistry, and genetic research for applications such as detecting DNA, RNA, or protein bands in gels, analyzing gene expression patterns, and studying DNA-protein interactions.

The Fisher Scientific FBXC 810 Autoradiography Cassette Electrophoresis System provides a reliable and efficient way to perform autoradiography, enabling researchers to visualize and analyze radiolabeled molecules with accuracy and precision.