Thanks you all, finally I bought the pocket PCR. It's really cheap but without "hot lid", old school style. I will let you know how it work!
El miércoles, 19 de agosto de 2020 a las 4:36:51 UTC+2, jfo...@udel.edu escribió:
It depends to some extent on how "diy" you want to be and what your skill set is... I cobbled together a serviceable thermocycler that can do a half dozen epi tubes from the cooling block from an old HP workstation I had in my attic, a cartridge heater, an arduino w/ thermocouple, and some other electronic bits and pieces I had lying around. Material cost was basically nothing, but for the time I spent tinkering to make it serviceable I could have picked up a consulting gig and made enough money to buy a nice, shiny, new one...
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