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URL: https://estigen.com/products/automated-tissue-arrayer/
Proper Citation: Beecher ATA-27 Automated Tissue Arrayer (RRID:SCR_019677)
Description: Automated Tissue Arrayer ATA-27 is designed for construction of high-density tissue microarray blocks fast, accurate and . Automated Tissue Arrayer ATA-27 is intended for laboratories requiring higher throughput in array production. It eliminates the tedious manual punching procedure from array construction workflow. After planning and designing the array layout using dedicated software, ATA-27 creates array blocks automatically using robotics to measure block heights, retrieve donor tissue cores, create holes in paraffin matrix and deposit tissue cores into holes.
Resource Type: instrument resource
Keywords: Beecher, Automated Tissue Arrayer, Instrument Equipment, USEDit
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