Fluorometers are used for precise quantitation of biological molecules including nucleic acids and proteins in microliter (μl) samples.
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DeNovix announces the launch of EasyApps® Secure – 21 CFR Part 11 compliance ready software for the multi-award winning DS-11 Series Spectrophotometer / Fluorometer.
Understanding best practice for preparing and measuring your samples when using microvolume spectrophotometers will avoid sources of error that negatively affect the accuracy of results and impact the downstream analysis of a sample
Learn about the DeNovix Accounts app and how you can configure your DeNovix instruments to use password protected accounts, preferred methods and measurement modes, save email addresses and more.
Learn the how and when fluorescence quantification can be the better method to quantify biomolecules. Both fluorescence and UV-Vis methods are simple and each has its advantages over the other. This video explains those details and demonstrates fluorescence quantification using DeNovix fluorometers.
Results can be easily exported from DeNovix instruments and in the wide variety of formats. Whether you want to export screen shots, raw data or custom formatted exports to destinations such as email, USB, printers, network folders...it's all explained in this video!
Sample carryover is eliminated using these simple steps for cleaning after making routine microvolume UV-Vis measurements (1 uL samples). In addition instructions are shown for how to clean surfaces where samples may have dried onto the measurement surfaces.
This quick start video guides users on how to analyze samples and export results from the DeNovix DS-11 Series Spectrophotometer/Fluorometer. Rapidly and accurately quantify dsDNA, RNA and protein samples using only 1uL of sample.
The highly sensitive QFX Fluorometer is a powerful solution for fluorometric applications. Quantify nucleic acids and proteins using four user-selectable fluorescent channels and an array of compatible assays.
