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`VeriSeq NIPT Microlab STAR | Automated Liquid Handling | Hamilton Company
`Case 1:20-cv-01644-RGA Document 1-38 Filed 12/03/20 Page 2 of 5 PageID #: 1101
`COVID-19 Related Solutions | Hamilton is Hiring
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`VeriSeq NIPT Microlab STAR
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`Powerful MPS for Non-Invasive Prenatal
`Testing
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`Hamilton, together with Illumina, streamlined high throughput
`noninvasive prenatal testing (NIPT) with the VeriSeq NIPT
`Microlab STAR assay ready workstation. This automated next-
`generation sequencing (NGS) workflow, also known as massively
`parallel sequencing (MPS), uses a PCR-free whole-genome
`approach to increase sample throughput and decrease
`turnaround time while greatly reducing the risk of human error
`and sample contamination. Up to 96 samples may be processed
`in approximately one day.
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`REQUEST MORE INFORMATION
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`Features and Benefits
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`Hands-Free, Optimized NIPT Solution
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`The VeriSeq NIPT Microlab STAR system screens for specific fetal
`chromosome abnormalities using maternal blood drawn as early
`as 10 weeks gestation. All workflow steps, including plasma
`isolation, cfDNA extraction, library preparation and
`quantification, and pooling and normalization, are fully
`automated and vendor-qualified for robust, reliable performance.
`This eliminates time-consuming and variable or error-prone
`manual processing steps and allows users to refocus time on
`high-value activities.
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`Enhanced Time Savings and Sample
`Integrity
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`The VeriSeq NIPT Microlab STAR allows a single user to prepare
`and analyze 48 or 96 samples simultaneously, with results in
`approximately one day, compared to two days or longer using
`other methods. Hands-free throughput and sample integrity are
`enabled through powerful features such as eight independent
`pipetting channels, the CO-RE 96 Multi-Probe Head, autoload,
`barcode scanning, iSWAP gripper arm, and the Clear, On-Deck
`Vacuum Station. By doing so, users are confident that they can
`deliver high-quality, accurate fetal genetic screening results to
`clinicians.
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`Intuitive Illumina Software
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`Illumina’s VeriSeq NIPT Workflow Manager Software includes a
`graphical interface to guide users through protocol selection and
`assay setup. Each run, including complete sample tracking, is
`summarized in a downloadable report file.
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`Precision Pipetting
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`Air displacement pipetting using Hamilton tips with CO-RE
`(Compressed O-Ring Expansion) technology provides superior
`measurement accuracy, precision, and reproducibility without tip
`distortion or aerosol generation during tip pick-up and ejection.
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`Specifications
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`All specifications are based on the Microlab STAR.
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`Dimensions
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`Length
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`Width
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`Height
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`31.2 in (795 mm)
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`65.6 in (1664 mm)
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`35.6 in (903 mm)
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`Additional Resources for Automated Liquid Handling
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`See all Hamilton Robotics Automated Liquid Handlers
`Check out the Hamilton Microlab STAR automated liquid handler
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