Synoptics Syngene Gel Documentation Systems - Gel, Blot & Fluorescence Imaging

 The DigiGenius is Syngene’s entry-level, economical option, purpose-built for straightforward, reliable gel documentation of nucleic acid and protein gels, making it an ideal starting point for teaching laboratories and routine research applications.

Gel documentation systems such as DigiGenius and NuGenius XE are designed for imaging DNA, RNA, and protein gels under UV or blue-light illumination. Chemiluminescence and fluorescence systems in the G:Box mini and G:Box chemi ranges add multiplex Hi-LED illumination (RGB, far-red, and infrared) with high-sensitivity cameras to support Western blot imaging, multiplex fluorescence, stain-free imaging, tissue imaging, and in-vivo fluorescence applications.

 Both ranges use the same GeneSys and GeneTools software together with multiplex Hi-LED illumination. The G:Box mini models feature a compact footprint and smaller viewing area, making them ideal for laboratories with limited bench space. The G:Box chemi range offers a larger imaging area and gantry, supporting larger samples, tissue sections, multi-well plates, and advanced fluorescence imaging.

The G:Box chemi XX6/XX9 is Syngene’s flagship chemiluminescence and fluorescence imaging platform. Equipped with a 6 MP or 9 MP camera and a high-performance F/0.8 lens, it delivers exceptional sensitivity for film-quality Western blot imaging without requiring a darkroom.

Yes. The G:Box mini 6/9, G:Box mini XRQ, G:Box chemi XRQ, and G:Box chemi XX6/XX9 support GLP and 21 CFR Part 11 compliance, with IQ/OQ/PQ validation documentation available for laboratories operating in regulated environments.

 A PCR workstation uses HEPA-filtered vertical laminar airflow to maintain a continuously clean working environment during PCR sample preparation, minimizing airborne contamination. A Dead Air box provides the same enclosed, UV-sterilized workspace but without active airflow, making it suitable for applications where maximum contamination control is not required.

  Yes. Systems such as the G:Box F3 lfb can be upgraded with an optional chemiluminescence module, and the entire G:Box family shares the GeneSys and GeneTools software platform, allowing users to move to more advanced models without changing their workflow.