A UV transilluminator is a laboratory device used to visualize nucleic acids or proteins stained with fluorescent dyes in agarose or polyacrylamide gels. By emitting ultraviolet light at specific wavelengths, it excites the bound dye molecules, allowing DNA, RNA, or protein bands to be clearly observed and documented. Often paired with gel documentation systems, UV transilluminators provide high sensitivity and reliable imaging for molecular biology workflows such as electrophoresis analysis, cloning, and quality control.

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