Microplate Reader for Spectrophotometer

(Palo Alto, CA, USA), can accurately perform wavelength scans from 190-1100 nm in up to 384 samples in microliter volumes, in contrast to many dedicated plate readers that have limited scanning capability. In addition to performing low volume, high throughput, nondestructive analyses, another feature of the Cary 50 accessory includes excellent temperature control, allowing measurements to be taken at precise physiologic temperatures or easily adapted for method-development optimization.

Scientists will use the Cary 50 reader accessory for a variety of applications, including enzyme-linked immunosorbent assays (ELISAs), hospital laboratory work, and academic and pharmaceutical R&D. Scientists can also use the accessory for DNA, RNA, and protein quantification and the measurement of enzyme reaction rates to further research in diseases such as cancer.

"We are in the enviable position of being able to offer a complete UV-Vis package consisting of numerous accessories, including the new scanning microplate reader, that can provide a comprehensive platform to suit our customers' needs,” commented Martin O'Donoghue, vice president of Scientific Instruments, Varian, Inc.




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