Jindal PCR work station has been designed to create an application solution for the manipulation and amplification of DNA and RNA. Cross-contamination during amplification of DNA and RNA can lead to results that are inaccurate. These results cost the lab technician valuable time and consume expensive reagents. Incorporating a clean air system into the procedure minimizes the potential for cross-contamination. This is a compact laminar flow enclosure that reduces the risk of contamination while performing polymerase chain reaction experiments. Particulate matter is swept away by a constant flow of Class 100 HEPA filtered air. In addition, the PCR Workstation has a built-in UV sterilizer. Between amplifications simply place all pipettes, tubes and flasks in the cabinet and press the UV switch. After five minutes, the UV light will automatically switch off and potentially contaminating DNA and RNA will have been destroyed. The compact design ensures that the PCR Workstation takes up no more bench space than normally used for PCR work, while the open front gives unhindered access for sample preparation. The work area dimensions are 35.5"W X 24"D X 24"H. Any other sizes can also be manufactured as per the customer's requirement.