The Advantages of Wavelength Scanning in Fluorescence and Absorbance Assays

By PerkinElmer
Tuesday, 02 June, 2015 | Supplied by: PerkinElmer (Australia) Pty Ltd

EnVision® Multilabel Plate Reader, widely used in biological assay studies across the field and available in a number of configurations, incorporates monochromator technology in its two options. Absorbance Monochromator option is capable of performing absorbance assays while Fluorescence Intensity Monochromator option can be used for both absorbance and fluorescence intensity assays (quad monochromator design). Download now

Online: www.perkinelmer.com
Phone: 1800 066 776

Dharmacon ON-TARGETplus siRNA for precision gene knockdown

Dharmacon ON-TARGETplus siRNAs by Revvity combine a patented dual-strand modification pattern...

AdipoGen Life Sciences InVivoKines recombinant fusion proteins

InVivoKines are recombinant fusion proteins for immunotherapeutic, preclinical and translational...

PhenoSys qOMR system for objective vision assessment in mice

PhenoSys introduces the qOMR (quantitative Optomotor Response) system, a fully automated platform...

Content from other channels on our network

Vaxxas secures TGA licence to manufacture vaccine patch technology

DroneShield nabs another European military contract

Daikin Australia opens new Sydney factory

AR3 to be first to process rare earths at ANSTO's new pilot facility

Defence Trailblazer funding manufacturing to help Defence and industry transition to clean energy

Could this tailored heart pump transform care for half of heart failure patients?

Monash University tailored heart pump — laboratory set-up

Minderoo Children's Comprehensive Cancer Centre, Randwick

Hospital fined $230K after aged care chair detachment

Helping to keep health care professionals hands-on

Sustainability in 2026: what's next for Australian businesses?

How Australia can increase its circularity rate

$25m grant supports cleaner cement production

Bürkert team to take on sustainability strategies

ASC certifies NT barramundi farm