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UVP Chemstudio
Next generation of Gel and Blot Imagers
Analytik Jena GmbH+Co. KG
No matter what your preferred method of western blotting is, the UVP ChemStudio Series features the highest sensitivity in gel analysis available. Fluorescent western blotting is the preferred method for quantitative comparisons between protein samples and for detection of multiple proteins. However, the ChemStudio and ChemStudio PLUS systems were built with flexibility in mind, providing standard RGB and IR detection as an option.
Whatever your preferred research method, the UVP ChemStudio product family was built to streamline your protocol from detection to analysis, providing the most accurate quantitation of data for an unlimited range of applications.
The UVP ChemStudio product family features the newest technology, a brand new software interface and top-of-the-line camera options, which guarantees a wider dynamic range of imaging than ever before. Overview
- Imager for chemiluminescence, fluorescence and colorimetry in two different sizes
- Upgradeable for NIR/multiplexing imaging applications
- Images of the highest quality, with an 8 MP camera, deep cooling, and efficient photon-to signal conversion
- Wide aperture lens optics capture more light in low-light applications. Signals come faster and are stronger
- Small footprint to maximize the use of laboratory bench space
- Available as either a PC-operated unit or as a stand-alone instrument with an integrated color touchscreen
- Overhead white, green, red and blue LEDs come as standard in the series
- “Slide2Hide“ door or fold down door minimizes benchtop interferences (only available in the PLUS version)
- Includes Ethidium Bromide emission filter in an easy-to-access filter wheel with to up to five positions
- Chemi tray for sample placement on the black, non-reflective surface
- VisionWorks Software, with comprehensive features, optimizes image acquisition and analysis
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Topic world Protein analytics
Protein analytics provides a deep insight into these complex macromolecules, their structure, function and interactions. It is essential for discovering and developing biopharmaceuticals, understanding disease mechanisms, and identifying therapeutic targets. Techniques such as mass spectrometry, Western blot and immunoassays allow researchers to characterize proteins at the molecular level, determine their concentration and identify possible modifications.
Topic world Protein analytics
Protein analytics provides a deep insight into these complex macromolecules, their structure, function and interactions. It is essential for discovering and developing biopharmaceuticals, understanding disease mechanisms, and identifying therapeutic targets. Techniques such as mass spectrometry, Western blot and immunoassays allow researchers to characterize proteins at the molecular level, determine their concentration and identify possible modifications.
