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+Scalability, efficiency and versatility are key advantages the system offers researchers. Thanks to the HT-200 High-Throughput Plate Handler, the Gemini X2 can simultaneously place 96 distinct DNA/RNA constructs inside a variety of organisms — and do it in under 20 seconds.
+Using electrical pulses to create transient gaps in cell walls and move nucleic acids inside, the system can generate both exponential decay and square wave forms, with a wide range of options for voltage and pulse length. As a result, users have the flexibility to work on microbes such as bacteria and yeast, as well as mammalian cells and tissues, in vivo, in vitro and with CRISPR gene-editing experiments.
+The 96-well plate handler has automated track switching and is compatible with every type of buffer. Importantly, the system matches advanced features with a user-friendly interface on a large color touchscreen. Remote operation is possible with a footswitch or via PC. Internal log storage of experimental data simplifies optimization, quality control and troubleshooting. And safety features include pre-pulse resistance measurement and three layers of arc protection.
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   * **Depth (English):** 13 in
   * **Height (English):** 8.5 in
-  * Includes :Generator, Safety Dome, Cuvettes, Cuvette Rack, Plate Handler, Gap Plates
+  * **Includes:** Generator, Safety Dome, Cuvettes, Cuvette Rack, Plate Handler, Gap Plates
   * **Operating Temperature (English):** 40°F to 104°F
   * **Pulse Length Range:** Exponential Decay Wave Time constant 0.5 ms to 133.875 ms; Square Wave pulse length 10 ms to 999 ms