Agilent Manuals

Provides a quick reference guide for using Stratagene Brilliant III Ultra-Fast SYBR® Green QPCR Master Mix with the 7500 Fast Real-Time PCR System, including preparing reactions, reagent mixture, reaction mixture and more.

This quick reference guide provides an optimized protocol for using the Stratagene Brilliant III Ultra-Fast SYBR® Green QRT-PCR Master Mix with the 7500 Fast Real-Time PCR System from Applied Biosystems. For detailed instructions, refer to the full product manual.

The document describes the Agilent Bioreagent components for processing microarrays. These include the Total RNA Isolation Mini Kit, Plant RNA Isolation Mini Kit, Low Input Quick Amp Labeling Kit (one-color/two-color/no dye), and Quick Amp Labeling Kit (one-color). These kits are used for isolating total RNA from mammalian cells, tissues, yeast, and bacteria, and for amplifying and labeling RNA for oligo microarray analysis.

The Agilent 5100 AFM/SPM microscope is a high-performance atomic force microscope designed for multi-user labs and educational environments. It is an entry-level product with many of the same features as Agilent’s sophisticated 5500 AFM/SPM microscope, but at a lower price. The microscope delivers atomic-scale resolution as well as direct video access to the scan area, making it ideal for a variety of applications.

The Agilent 5400 AFM/SPM is a scientific-grade instrument that delivers atomic resolution. It offers a cost-effective platform with a simple upgrade path. Its intelligent design provides excellent ease of use. It is also an excellent educational instrument with a course curriculum. Modular options enhance AFM/SPM flexibility.

This data sheet provides detailed information on the features and benefits of Agilent’s temperature controller 5100, 5400, and 5500 AFM, including precise temperature control, open-access modular design, simultaneous electrochemical and temperature control, elimination of condensation with environmental control, and operation in air, liquid, and controlled environments.

This document describes the features and benefits of Agilent Scanning Tunneling Microscopy Scanners, including a wide range of current sensitivity, compatibility with different environments, protection of electronics and piezo elements, and compatibility with Agilent's modular AFM/SPM microscopes.

Agilent 5500, 5400 and 5100 multipurpose scanners deliver unsurpassed performance, versatility, and ease of use for atomic force microscopy (AFM). They are ideal for imaging in fluids or air and under controlled temperature and environmental conditions. These unique top-down scanners offer many key performance benefits. To deliver high-resolution imaging results, a patented pendulum scanner design is utilized that eliminates artifacts.

Agilent Lithography and Nanomanipulation Package is a CAD-based software package that provides a nanolithography tool for scanning probe microscopy (SPM) researchers.

The document provides an overview of the features and characteristics of Agilent Environmental Isolation Chamber 5500 and 5100 AFM/SPM. The product is designed for atomic force microscopy and offers researchers a reliable tool for imaging in a controlled environment. It is particularly useful for experiments involving polymers, films, and electrochemistry.

Agilent Technologies’ patented magnetic AC mode (MAC Mode) is a gentle, nonde-structive technique for atomic force micros-copy (AFM) that has been designed for imaging extremely delicate samples. MAC Mode is particularly useful in areas that require high resolution and force sensitiv-ity, such as biology, polymers, and surface science. MAC Mode allows researchers to image submolecular structures that cannot be resolved with any other AFM technique. It offers the best control available for imaging suspended samples.

Agilent MAC Mode III is a patented technique for atomic force microscopy (AFM) that has been designed for imaging extremely delicate samples in fluids.

Agilent PicoTREC Topography and Recognition Imaging System for Atomic Force Microscopy is the first atomic force microscope (AFM) option from Agilent to give researchers the ability to detect and map molecular binding events while simultaneously generating topographic images in real time. This molecular recognition tool has been designed for use with Agilent’s patented MAC Mode on the 5500 AFM and 5500 inverted light microscope (ILM) systems. The 5500 AFM provides a wealth of unique technological features, including patented top-down scanning, ultra- precision temperature control, and industry-leading environmental control. Agilent’s 5500 ILM system combines the power of this high- resolution AFM with the direct optical viewing capability of an inverted optical microscope. With PicoTREC, researchers can quickly identify molecules that are engaged in molecular binding events. Using PicoTREC and AFM tips that have been modified with specific biochemistries, researchers can rapidly identify areas on samples that are engaged in molecular binding events and generate a molecular binding image.