Qiagen Gmbh

Thomas Deutschmann

Markus Sprenger-Haussels

Thomas Rothmann

Konstantin Lutze

Christian Lenz

Ulf Friederichs

Bruno Walder

Frank Schäfer

Magnus Alfredsson

Samuel Farner

Markus Sprenger-Haus-sels

Gaby Schulte

Axel Bützer

Sibylle Felker

Patrick Widler

Jürg Aeschbacher

Cordula (Leurs) Homberg

Helena Block

Axel Butzer

Jurg Aeschbacher

Christian c/o Qiagen Gmbh Lenz

Cordula Leurs

Gabi Schulte

Device for sample processing, particularly sample conditioning as well as for the preparation and/or optionally for implementing a sequential process for an analyte from a biological sample, said device comprising a module for receiving and/or outputting at least one sample vessel or process vessel, a module for transporting a process vessel, a module for sample conditioning and a module for initiating a sequential process for an analyte. The modules are divided into at least two units that each possesses a control system, and which are connected through a first data bus.

Device for processing samples

The present invention concerns an improved method for the isolation of nucleic acids such as DNA and RNA from bacterial, plant, animal or human cells as well as from cell cultures and virus cultures, wherein the nucleic acid is immobilised on a matrix having a silicon-oxygen compound in the presence of a chaotropic agent and an alkanol, carried out in a temperature range of 36&#xb0; to 75&#xb0; C.

Method for the isolation of nucleic acids

Device for the separation of magnetic particles from a liquid, comprising a first vessel (), a second vessel (), a connecting surface () that runs from the interior of the first vessel () to the interior of the second vessel (), at least one magnet () for the provision of a magnetic field, and a guide element () by means of which the magnetic field can be guided along one side of the connecting surface ().

Device and method for the elimination of magnetic particles from a liquid

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Wuppertal, Germany

Thomas Deutschmann