Codex DNA’s BioXp 9600 system is designed for the automated synthesis of synthetic biology workflows.
Codex DNA’s BioXp 9600 System
Codex DNA’s BioXp 9600 system is a next-generation high throughput platform intended for automated synthesis of gene fragments and clones from digital sequences. Designed for use with synthetic biology workflows, the system provides overnight, automated synthesis of genes, clones, DNA libraries, and mRNA. It is capable of processing up to 96 gene fragments overnight.
The system features a unique instrument design that is intended to minimize benchtop footprint while also increasing throughput and versatility. Proprietary error correction and Gibson assembly technology automate the identification and removal of mismatches introduced during synthesis and assembly.
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