Arrayit GenePix Microarray Laser Scanner
29th Oct 2026
Microarray Analysis Equipment
Arrayit GenePix Microarray Laser Scanner
Fluorescence laser scanning for microarray imaging, genomic research, and quantitative analysis.
Product Overview
The Arrayit GenePix Microarray Laser Scanner is a compact desktop fluorescence scanning system intended for laboratory microarray research. The product offering consists of pre-owned GenePix scanner systems configured with selected models from the GenePix 4000A, 4000B, 4100A, 4200A, 4300A, and 4400A series.
Depending on the scanner model and installed configuration, the system supports multi-wavelength fluorescence detection, adjustable laser and scan gain settings, and scanning resolutions ranging from 2.5 to 10 µm. Captured images can be saved in 16-bit TIFF format and processed using compatible GenePix quantification software.
The described package includes the scanner, GenePix Pro controller and quantification software, a personal computer with screen, a security dongle, and the necessary power cords and cables. A one-year warranty is specified in the supplied product description; confirm the applicable terms for the selected unit before ordering.
Product Information
| Product Name | Arrayit GenePix Microarray Laser Scanner |
| Catalog Number | 0319-GPIX |
| Package Size | 1 Each |
| Instrument Type | Pre-owned desktop fluorescence microarray laser scanner system |
| Available Scanner Models | GenePix 4000A, 4000B, 4100A, 4200A, 4300A and 4400A, subject to availability |
| Warranty | One year, according to the supplied product description; confirm coverage terms |
| Dry Ice Required | No |
| Hazardous | No |
Key Features and Benefits
Multi-Wavelength Fluorescence Detection
Supports excitation and detection at selected wavelengths of 488, 532, 594 and 635 nm, depending on the scanner model and installed optical configuration.
Adjustable Scanning Parameters
Laser power and scan gain settings can be adjusted to help optimize fluorescence signal acquisition for different samples.
High-Resolution Imaging
Model-dependent resolution from 2.5 to 10 µm supports imaging of fluorescent features on compatible microarray slides.
16-Bit TIFF Output
Digital fluorescence images can be saved in 16-bit TIFF format for quantitative analysis with compatible image-processing software.
Complete Scanner Package
The described package combines the scanner, controller and quantification software, computer, screen, security dongle, and cables for laboratory installation.
Technical Specifications
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Scan Resolution | 2.5–10 µm, depending on model |
| Maximum Scan Area | 22 × 72 mm |
| Compatible Slide Format | Standard glass slides, 1 × 25 × 76 mm |
| Excitation Wavelengths | 488, 532, 594 and 635 nm, according to configuration |
| Scanning Speed | Approximately 4 minutes at 10 µm resolution, as stated in the supplied description |
| Image File Format | 16-bit TIFF |
| Analysis Software | GenePix Pro controller and quantification software, subject to package configuration |
| Data Analysis Files | GenePix Array List (GAL) files supported by compatible software |
| Equipment Condition | Pre-owned; actual model, condition, and included features vary by package |
How Fluorescence Microarray Scanning Works
Fluorescence microarray scanning uses a laser to excite fluorescent labels attached to nucleic acids, proteins, or other biological targets. The emitted fluorescence is detected by the instrument and converted into a digital image.
Image-analysis software identifies array features and measures their fluorescence intensities. These measurements can then be used to compare samples, evaluate hybridization patterns, and investigate molecular targets, depending on the microarray design and experimental method.
Research Applications
- Gene expression profiling: Comparing relative transcript abundance using fluorescently labeled nucleic acids.
- Genotyping: Studying selected genetic variants with compatible microarray platforms.
- Comparative genomic hybridization: Investigating genomic copy-number differences using labeled DNA samples.
- Protein microarrays: Measuring fluorescence signals associated with protein binding and detection assays.
- Drug discovery research: Supporting molecular profiling and selected screening workflows.
- Genomic and molecular biology research: Quantifying fluorescent array signals for downstream analysis.
Package Contents
According to the supplied product description, the scanner package includes:
- One pre-owned GenePix microarray laser scanner.
- GenePix Pro controller and quantification software.
- Personal computer with screen.
- Software security dongle.
- Required power cords and instrument cables.
Package contents, software licensing, computer specifications, scanner model, and optical configuration should be confirmed before purchase. The product description states that final pricing depends on the actual scanner model and its features.
Warranty and Pre-Owned Equipment
The supplied description specifies a one-year warranty for the GenePix scanner package. Because this is pre-owned equipment, buyers should confirm the exact unit offered, its operational condition, the included accessories, and the warranty terms before ordering.
- Confirm the exact GenePix model supplied.
- Verify the operational status and included laser channels.
- Confirm software compatibility, licensing, and computer configuration.
- Request details of warranty coverage and any exclusions.
- Confirm availability and final package pricing with the supplier.
GenePix scanner models can differ in their optical channels, resolution, software requirements, and computer interfaces. Verify the exact configuration of the offered unit before planning experiments or connecting it to a modern laboratory computer.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is the GenePix Microarray Laser Scanner new or pre-owned?
The supplied product description identifies the systems as premium-quality pre-owned scanners. The condition of the specific unit should be confirmed with the supplier.
Which scan resolution is available?
The listed range is 2.5–10 µm, depending on the GenePix scanner model.
Which file format is supported?
The scanner systems are described as producing 16-bit TIFF image files for compatible microarray analysis workflows.
Is software included?
Yes. The described package includes GenePix Pro controller and quantification software and a security dongle. Confirm software version, licensing, and compatibility for the specific package.
What is the warranty period?
The supplied description specifies a one-year warranty. Confirm the applicable terms and exclusions before purchase.
Conclusion
The Arrayit GenePix Microarray Laser Scanner is a pre-owned fluorescence imaging solution for laboratories performing microarray research. With model-dependent scanning resolution, multiple excitation wavelengths, 16-bit TIFF output, and compatible quantification software, it can support a range of genomic and molecular biology applications. Confirm the exact scanner model, included components, software compatibility, condition, and warranty before ordering.
Arrayit GenePix Microarray Laser Scanner
Catalog Number: 0319-GPIX | Package Size: 1 Each
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