I would like to echo the good things that have been said about the Oryx8. We
bought one in 2016 and it has been essentially trouble-free. The instrument is
used by multiple people from different labs, including undergrads, graduate
students, and postdocs. Robustness and ease-of-use are
Hi Sarah,
Thank you for that great summary! I agree, there are different uses for each
instrument. We do enjoy our Gryphon for screening, though I find the dead
volume for protein dispense to be very large and generally unreliable. I have
heard a lot of great feedback about the Oryx from folks
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Hi Shawn,
Thanks for your email. As Eddie mentioned, we have a lot of robotics & liquid
handling instruments at the National High-Throughput Crystallization (HTX)
Center at HWI.
For the high-throughput 1536 micro assay plates we set up, we use the Art
Robbins Gryphon with 384 syringe head
Hi Eddie and Sarah,
Thank you so much for your insights! I look forward to hearing about the NT8.
From the responses I've been getting, it sounds like the Oryx does many things
well, albeit a bit more slowly. Oryx also has a very reasonable price point.
Much appreciate the resources. I am
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to have a
Dear Shawn,
I do know that the National Crystallization Center has recently installed an
NT8 and we also have an Oryx4 - not quite the same comparison. Sarah Bowman
who directs the Center (cc'd) can probably let you know how the NT8 is working.
The Center has a lot of expertise with testing
hey shawn,
we like our oryx4! it's pretty easy to program and use (after the very helpful
intro from patrick / douglas instruments) - and it has helped our work
enormously. it takes a while to do its job, but for us that is not relevant.
it's more important that it can do all sorts of useful
Hello,
Does anyone have experience with either the Oryx8 or Formulatrix NT8 for
setting up crystallization trays? Both instruments look very capable on paper.
I am looking for something that is easy to use, robust, and can handle a
variety of different crystallization experiments (screening
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