BIOER GenePure 96 Nucleic Acid Purification System — Estimated US$22,500 / NPA-96E base instrument

Magnetic-bead–based nucleic acid extraction provides key advantages over spin-column methods, including full automation, higher efficiency, and improved yield from complex samples. Bioer Technology offers the GenePure 96 Nucleic Acid Purification System—NPA-96, NPA-96T, and NPA-96E—supporting 1–96-sample throughput in a single run. These systems ensure stable performance, low cross-contamination, and consistent results across high-throughput workflows. Together with Bioer’s specialized extraction reagent kits for multiple application fields, the GenePure 96 series delivers a streamlined and reliable solution for molecular diagnostics, life sciences, agriculture, and animal husbandry laboratories.

Product details

Our extractor is designed for high-throughput nucleic acid extraction, processing up to 96 samples per run. It utilizes magnetic bead technology for efficient purification of DNA and RNA from various sample types. The system is compatible with different types of extraction reagent kits, providing flexibility to meet diverse experimental needs. With automated workflow and software, our extractor ensures reliable and reproducible results, making it ideal for molecular biology research, clinical diagnostics, and biotechnology applications.

Features

High-Efficiency Purification: Complete nucleic acid extraction from up to 96 samples in just 8 minutes.

Flexible Sample Size: Minimum reagent requirement of 6 tests, allowing users to run only what they need.

Anti-Contamination System: Equipped with HEPA filtration and UV sterilization to ensure clean and safe workflows.

Wide Sample Compatibility: Supports diverse sample types, including tissues, swabs, cells, plants, blood, and FFPE specimens.

Applications

Nucleic acid extractors are widely used in molecular biology, genetics, clinical diagnostics, and biotechnology. They play a crucial role in isolating DNA and RNA from various sample types, including blood, tissues, cells, and environmental samples. These extractors are essential tools in research laboratories, clinical settings, forensic science, agricultural studies, and environmental monitoring. They enable the extraction of nucleic acids for downstream applications such as PCR, sequencing, genotyping, gene expression analysis, and molecular diagnostics. Nucleic acid extractors contribute to advancements in personalized medicine, infectious disease detection, genetic testing, and biomedical research.

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