From: Albert Tai (acktai@exelixis.com)
Date: Fri Nov 14 2003 - 19:05:17 EST
Hi All, If I understand correctly, BD is trying to replace the MAS with the new HTS system. The HTS is a separate unit that can be attached to the Calibur when used while the user will need to remove it in order to switch back to the "tube" mode. I believe one of the major selling points about HTS is that the average time per 96 well plate acquisition is 15-20 min.(to be determined by individual user) while the MAS averages 45-60 min. per plate. The mechanism of action is also different between the 2 units where the HTS is similar to Guava unit. Albert Exelixis Inc. ----- Original Message ----- From: "Salinas Richard" <Salinas.Richard@MHShealth.com> To: cyto-inbox Sent: Thursday, November 13, 2003 10:06 AM Subject: High Thru Put Sampler Manufacturer? > Regarding the previous posts on the Caliber + HTS. > > Who makes the HTS in question. > What are it's advantages over BD's MAS unit? > > Richard A. Salinas > Texas Transplant Institute > Cell Therapy Research Laboratory > 8122 Datapoint Drive; Suite 750 > San Antonio, TX 78229 > Phone: 210.575.4610 > Fax: 210.575.4618 >
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