Gel Documentation Unit

Gel documentation unit is used for the visualization, capturing, documenting and analysis of the gel image after separation of Nucleic acids (DNA/RNA) and proteins through gel electrophoresis method.

Following gel electrophoresis, the gel is placed inside a trans illuminator platform equipped with a UV light source. When switched on, the UV light excites the ethidium bromide bound to the DNA, causing the bands to fluoresce. An integrated camera captures the gel image, which is then transmitted to a connected computer and saved for downstream analysis.

Gel Electrophoresis Unit

Gel Electrophoresis Unit is very much used in our lab to separate charged macromolecules—such as DNA, RNA, and proteins—based on their size and electrical charge.

It consists of two main equipment’s, electrophoresis tank is filled with buffer and it is connected to the power bank By applying an electric current across a porous matrix (gel) which is loaded with the macro-molecules(DNA/RNA/Proteins) migrate toward opposing electrodes, filtering through the matrix at speeds inversely proportional to their molecular weight.

Vortex Mixer

Enables rapid and homogeneous mixing of experimental samples, liquid reagents, and assay extracts to support consistent laboratory results.

Laboratory Workstation

Features precision micropipettes, analytical instruments, and clean preparation surfaces for careful handling of seed DNA extracts and reagents.

Reagents & Solution Preparation

Supports accurate preparation of molecular buffers, primers, and laboratory chemicals required for reliable genomic purity assays.

Polymerase Chain Reaction (PCR)

Our molecular biology laboratory specializes in comprehensive plant genetic analysis utilizing diverse molecular marker technologies, including RAPD, SSRs, and SNPs. We leverage advanced Polymerase Chain Reaction (PCR) workflows to support critical research and development (R&D) initiatives. Our core capabilities include high-throughput genotyping, hybrid genetic purity testing, and DNA profiling. Additionally, our R&D team utilizes these molecular tools for advanced trait verification and the targeted screening of disease-resistant crop varieties.

A Polymerase Chain Reaction (PCR) Machine and it is also referred to as a Thermal Cycler is an indispensable laboratory instrument used to amplify specific segments of DNA or RNA. By rapidly and precisely cycling through distinct temperature phases, the machine replicates a targeted genetic sequence millions to billions of times. This automated process provides the high concentration of nucleic acids required for downstream molecular applications, ranging from agricultural genetic purity testing to medical diagnostics.