Micro Solutions / Life Science

Odin Automatic Identification and Phenotyping Platform

Automatic identification and phenotyping of microbes: 8 to 50 microplates at a time

Product overview

Odin
Biolog
USA
Odin / ID Station
Odin L / Odin VIII

Automatic identification and phenotyping of microbes: 8 to 50 microplates at a time

Two performances – compact Odin VIII and high-performance Odin L

Biolog Odin is an automated platform for microbial identification and functional phenotyping. Two configurations close different levels of flow: the compact Odin VIII works with 1-8 microplates at the same time, and the Odin L with 1-50 microplates.

The system combines incubation, microplate kinetic reading and data analysis into a single workflow. It is suitable for microbial identification, growth curves, cellular respiration assessment, metabolic profiling, microbial community analysis and Phenotype MicroArray. Odin Software maps metabolic profiles. with the Biolog database and maintains user bases for own strains.

Odin VIII can hold 1 to 8, Odin L can hold 1 to 50 microplates. Both systems support incubation at 22 to 45 °C and final or kinetic reading at intervals of 2 to 20 minutes. The optical circuit uses 490 or 590 nm to record redox paint and 740 nm to assess turbidity/growth. The platform works with microbial identification microplates. Phenotype MicroArray and community analysis solutions; the software environment is declared by the manufacturer to be compatible with the requirements of 21 CFR Part 11. The specific set of microplates and the validation package should be confirmed for the selected application.

Key figures

1–50

microplate

>2 900

species

2–20 minutes

kinetic reading-interval

21 CFR Part 11

regulation

Applications

Microorganism identification
Phenotypic profiling
Monitoring of growth curves
Environmental monitoring
Bioprocesses and fermentation
Analysis of Microbial Communities

Models and configurations

Odin VIII
Odin L

Product details

Platform Odin

Odin VIII and Odin L

Open microplate tray

microplate-loading

Productivity and flexibility

Odin VIII works with 1-8 microplates, Odin L – with 1-50 microplates at the same time
Kinetic reading at intervals of 2-20 minutes or single measurement at the end point
Each microplate is measured at the right temperature and at the right time without the operator’s involvement.

Analysis opportunities

Identification of bacteria, anaerobes, yeasts and mycelial fungi on a single database of more than 2,900 organisms
Optical density at 490 or 590 nm for redox reaction and 740 nm for growth assessment
Automatically stop the experiment when matching the database

Compliance and integration

21 CFR Part 11 for regulatory purposes
Analysis protocols and tools are built into software
Data output to an external computer

Throughput

Capacity	8 microplates 50 microplates
Reading mode	once (endpoint) or kinetically with an interval of 2-20 minutes
Dimensions (W×D×H)	61.5×53.3×45.6 cm 61.5×53.3×84.2 cm

Optics and temperature

OD wavelengths	490 or 590 nm and 740 nm
Incubation range	22–45°C
Temperature stability	±2°C in the tray chamber
Working temperature of the environment	18–28°C

Power supply and interface

Power supply	100–240 V, 50/60 Hz
Monitor	22-inch LCD display
Regulatory options	21 CFR Part 11 (optional)

Microplates for identification and phenotyping

GEN III MicroPlate

Identification of aerobic gram-negative and gram-positive bacteria

AN MicroPlate

Identification of anaerobic bacteria

YT MicroPlate

Identification of yeast

FF MicroPlate

Identification of mycelial fungi

Phenotype MicroArray

Phenotypic profiling of metabolism

Related equipment types

Anaerobic cameras
Turbidimeters
MALDI-TOF Identification System
Microbiological incubators

Classification

Microbiology
Phenotypic Identification and Characterization
Microbiological equipment
Identification and sensitivity determination
Phenotypic microplate identification systems
Odin