China-Made 8-Color Sanger Sequencer for Human Genome Project Applications

The Sanger Sequencing Method, developed by Frederick Sanger in the mid-1970s, has been a cornerstone in genomics, notably contributing to the Human Genome Project. This method is renowned for its long read length exceeding 800 base pairs and an exceptional accuracy rate of 99.99%, establishing it as the gold standard in sequencing technology that remains widely utilized today.

The Honor 1624 model is a high-performance biochemistry analyzer based on the Sanger sequencing platform. It is designed for precise genetic analysis, making it suitable for a variety of research and diagnostic applications. This instrument features advanced technology to ensure reliable results in genomic studies.

Equipped with an 8-color detection system, the analyzer enhances sequencing efficiency and data quality. It is engineered to meet the demands of modern laboratories, providing robust performance for decoding complex genetic information. The device supports high-throughput processing, facilitating large-scale genomic projects.

Certifications including CE and ISO13485 underscore its compliance with international quality and safety standards. The analyzer is available for OEM services, allowing customization to specific research needs. It is intended for research use only and not for personal applications.