8780万元，中南大学大批仪器采购意向（含2026年1月最新）

Core Viewpoint - Central to the article is the announcement by Central South University regarding multiple government procurement intentions for scientific instruments, totaling a budget of 87.8 million yuan, with procurement expected between November 2025 and January 2026 [1][2]. Procurement Summary - The procurement includes 30 items of scientific instruments, such as real-time fluorescence quantitative PCR instruments, high-capacity centrifuges, and multi-mode microplate detection systems [2][3]. - The total budget for these instruments is 87.8 million yuan, indicating significant investment in research capabilities [1][2]. - Specific instruments listed for procurement include: - Multi-functional steady-state transient fluorescence spectrometer [3]. - X-ray light source and micro-focus ultraviolet light source for material structure analysis [5]. - Fully automatic isothermal titration calorimeter for studying molecular interactions [7]. - Dynamic cell monitoring system for real-time observation of live cells [9]. - High-throughput protein mass spectrometry system for proteomics research [11][12]. Detailed Instrument Specifications - The multi-mode microplate detection system will include capabilities for absorbance detection, fluorescence intensity detection, and chemiluminescence detection, among others [16]. - The fully automatic isothermal titration calorimeter will facilitate research on molecular interactions and drug screening [7]. - The dynamic cell monitoring system will allow for long-term monitoring of live cells, providing valuable data for various biological applications [9]. - The high-throughput protein mass spectrometry system will support sensitive and high-throughput analyses in proteomics [11]. Budget and Timeline - The procurement is scheduled to take place from November 2025 to January 2026, indicating a planned timeline for enhancing research infrastructure [2][3]. - The total budget of 87.8 million yuan reflects a strategic investment in advancing scientific research capabilities at Central South University [1][2].