New WEBINAR on NEXTGENPCR
Webinar on NextGenPCR by Gert de Vos (founder & CEO of MBS)
NEXTGENPCR: An Entirely New Ultra-fast Technology for Heating and Cooling of Samples
Now available on youtube
Employee research and development PCR
NEXTGENPCR, the next step in PCR-technology
MBS develops, produces and sells hyper-fast equipment in the field of PCR and real-time PCR.
Molecular Biology Systems BV (MBS) in Goes is looking for an colleague (HBO, university or PhD) for development work in the field of PCR.
Employee research and development PCR
The activities consist of a multitude of tasks, including:
- Customer support in the field of PCR
- Writing Publications
- Testing our own PCR machines
- Monitoring Microtitre Plate Production
- Monitoring production of PCR equipment in Germany
- Co-Developing real-time PCR equipment in the Netherlands and Germany
- Quality control
Profile:
You have a relevant bachelors, masters degree or PhD. You are willing to travel, possibly also outside Europe. You have experience in the field of PCR/real-time PCR and have a technical interest. You have the qualities to perform multiple tasks at the same time meticulously.
Employment Type: Full-time
For Information and Job Applications:
Gert de Vos
+ 31 628 440 438
NextGenPCR at the ESHG
See 2 minute PCR at the ESHG
Molecular Biology Systems will be exhibiting at this year’s European Human Genetics Conference from June 15-18, 2019 in Gothenburg, Sweden. MBS is looking forward to meeting those attending. To learn more about NextGenPCR, stop by Booth 562 any time during the exhibit.
MBS introduces NextGenPCR. Using SBS-plate format a 100bp fragment can be amplified in 2 minutes (30 cycles, 3 temperatures). Longer fragments take slightly longer, but will still be amplified in minutes rather than hours. This versatile system lets you run 96-well plates and 384-well plates without changing blocks. Volumes range from 5 to 50 microliters. The technology has proven to work over a wide range of application.
For more information about European Human Genetics Conference 2019, visit their website.
We hope to see you in Gothenburg, Sweden!
NextGenPCR at the ASHG
See 2 minute PCR at the ASHG
Canon Biomedical, our distributor will be exhibiting at this year’s American Society of Human Genetics from October 17-19, 2018 in San Diego, California and look forward to meeting those attending. To learn more about NextGenPCR, stop by Booth 811 any time during the exhibit.
Wednesday, October 17, 2018, 12:30 PM – 1:45 PM
San Diego Convention Center Room 28D, Upper Level
Canon BioMedical Exhibitor Education Event: Introducing NEXTGENPCR
For additional information about Canon & NEXTGENPCR, check out Canon Biomedical blog posts NEXTGENPCR – Discover More About NEXTGENPCR and Top Ten Most Asked Questions About NEXTGENPCR.
For more information about Canon Biomedical at ASHG please, visit their website.
See you in San Diego
NextGenPCR at the AACC
Visit and explore
Canon Biomedical, our distributor in the US and Canada, is exhibiting at the AACC in Chicago from July 31 until August 2. This will be a good opportunity to see NextGenPCR technology and discuss what it will be able to do for you!
Visit Canon Biomedical in booth 4139
Webinar on NextGenPCR
JULY
Webinar on NextGenPCR by Gert de Vos (founder & CEO of MBS) still available for viewing
Until now PCR instruments have relied on Peltier elements to heat and cool an aluminum or silver block, accommodating 96 or 384 polypropylene tubes, holding PCR-mixes. Using this technology PCR times, for 30 cycle, 3-temperature reactions, are usually between 50 and 150 minutes. Now, NEXTGENPCR is redefining fast. The thermocycler introduces a new way to heat and cool the samples instantly, with virtually no ramp rates, losing no time getting the samples to the desired temperature.
The user can go from melting to annealing in less than 0.1 second. For a 100 base pair fragment, total reaction time is as low as 2 minutes, with 700 base pairs being amplified in 10 minutes. Adding NEXTGENPCR into workflows results in higher sample throughput. Using optimized applications, more than 10 full plate experiments per hour become possible. Operated at capacity this would mean 80, 384-well plates per day, resulting in more than 30,000 datapoints per day; far beyond the capabilities of common thermocyclers.
Gert held a live presentation about the NextGenPCR on May 31st. During the presentation, Gert has focused on the technology behind NEXTGENPCR. Special attention has paid to publications detailing 2 minute PCR data and how NEXTGENPCR amplified all 29 fragments of the BRCA1 gene in less than 10 minutes for subsequent Sanger sequencing.
The video is still possible to view. To watch the video, please click on the link below and register.
The webinar is sponsored by our distributor in the US and Canada: Canon Biomedical
WEBINAR: An entirely new ultra-fast Technology for heating and cooling of samples
May 31st, 10:00 am ET
Until now PCR instruments have relied on Peltier elements to heat and cool an aluminum or silver block, accommodating 96 or 384 polypropylene tubes, holding PCR-mixes. Using this technology PCR times, for 30 cycle, 3-temperature reactions, are usually between 50 and 150 minutes. Now, NEXTGENPCR is redefining fast. The thermocycler introduces a new way to heat and cool the samples instantly, with virtually no ramp rates, losing no time getting the samples to the desired temperature.
The user can go from melting to annealing in less than 0.1 second. For a 100 base pair fragment, total reaction time is as low as 2 minutes, with 700 base pairs being amplified in 10 minutes. Adding NEXTGENPCR into workflows results in higher sample throughput. Using optimized applications, more than 10 full plate experiments per hour become possible. Operated at capacity this would mean 80, 384-well plates per day, resulting in more than 30,000 datapoints per day; far beyond the capabilities of common thermocyclers.
During the presentation, Gert will focus on the technology behind NEXTGENPCR. Special attention will be paid to publications detailing 2 minute PCR data and how NEXTGENPCR amplified all 29 fragments of the BRCA1 gene in less than 10 minutes for subsequent Sanger sequencing.
The webinar is sponsored by: our distributor in the US and Canada: Canon Biomedical
Latest NEXTGENPCR on display at London Festival of Genomics January 30-31
Following a successful debut last year, we will again be present at the Festival of Genomics, London to be held January 30-31 in the ExCeL Centre.
Come at visit us on stand D5 and see the latest version of our super fast NEXTGENPCR thermal cycler which slashes PCR reaction times to between 2 and 10 minutes.
Now available across Europe through our growing network of distributors, we appear to have struck a chord with you and your fellow scientists looking to save precious time on this tedious yet essential task.
MBS Selects AMPLITECH To Launch NEXTGENPCR in France and Switzerland.
Strong demand predicted across all life science markets
Dutch biotechnology company Molecular Biology Systems(MBS) today announced it will launch its revolutionary NEXTGENPCR thermal cycler through AMPLITECH, an independent commercial organization offering innovative solutions to the public and private in vitro diagnostic testing market, including cytogenetics, molecular genetics, and pathology labs, in France, Belgium, Luxembourg, and Switzerland.
Read the whole article: MBS Selects CAMLAB To Launch NEXTGENPCR In UK At Lab Innovations
MBS Selects CAMLAB To Launch NEXTGENPCR In UK At Lab Innovations
Strong demand predicted across all life science markets
Dutch biotechnology company Molecular Biology Systems(MBS) today announced will launch its revolutionary NEXTGENPCR thermal cycler through CAMLAB, the UK’s leading independent scientific instrumentation distributor. First showing will be at the upcoming Lab Innovations at Birmingham NEC, Nov 1-2. The UK remains a key market for the life sciences, with continuing public and private infrastructure investment – including the recently announced £146 million from the Industrial Strategy Challenge Fund.
Read the whole article: MBS Selects CAMLAB To Launch NEXTGENPCR In UK At Lab Innovations