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  • michaelasvk
    Junior Member
    • Jan 2019
    • 1
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    Any experiences with QSep1 Bio-Fragment analyzer from Bioptic?

    Hello everyone,
    we are preparing libraries for NGS sequencing in our lab and we want to check the quality of our libraries. However common bioanalyzers like Agilent bioanalyzer, are very expensive we would like to try QSep 1 Fragment analyzer. Does anyone have an experience with this machine?
    Thanks
    Michaela
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    • jpp
      Junior Member
      • Mar 2009
      • 6
      #2
      Hello,
      Our experience has been disappointing. We bought a QSep1 at the beginning of the year and we are seeing that it does not meet the technical specifications. On the other hand, the technical and post sales assistance is being terrible. I wouldn't recommend it to anyone​.
      Thanks,
      J

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