ELECTROPHORESIS DEVICE CAPABLE OF CARRYING OUT ELECTROPHORESIS ON PLURALITY OF SAMPLES INDEPENDENTLY

Aiming at achievement of timely installation of the cartridge, sequential execution of the pretreatment process in the order of installation of the cartridge, and individual shifting of the process to the electrophoresis process upon completion of the pretreatment process, the electrophoresis device according to the present invention includes a plurality of capillaries each filled with a separation medium, a thermostat chamber for holding the capillaries at a predetermined temperature, an irradiation detector which executes light irradiation and detection in an electrophoresis process using the capillaries, a high voltage power supply unit for voltage application to the capillaries, a liquid feeding mechanism for feeding the separation medium to the capillaries, and an autosampler for conveying containers each holding a reagent or a sample to the capillary. The voltage application to the capillaries by the high voltage power supply unit is controlled for each of the capillaries.