Product category:
Microplates/microarrays and readers
News Release from: BioTek Instruments | Subject: Synergy HT
Edited by the Laboratorytalk Editorial
Team on 08 March 2004
Working with low light luminescence
microplates
New technology increases range and versatility of multi-detection microplate reader by enabling low light output luminescence applications
Bio-Tek Instruments announces the release of a new technology for its popular Synergy HT multi-detection microplate reader High performance luminescence is now available to increase the application range and versatility of Synergy HT
This article was originally published on Laboratorytalk on 14 Jan 2002 at 8.00am (UK)
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Synergy HT is said to combine superior fluorescence, absorbance, and luminescence performance into a powerful system ideally suited to meet the needs of high-throughput applications
Along with absorbance, fluorescence and time resolved fluorescence this new addition to the Synergy HT series now enables low light output luminescence applications.
Typical applications includes reporter gene assays (luciferase), flash ATP assays, reactive oxygen species (ROS), luminescent immuno assays (LIA) and much more.
The Synergy's unique dual optics system ensures optimal performance for each measurement modality.
The highest sensitivity in fluorescence is achieved with an ultra-stable tungsten/halogen light source coupled with deep blocking interference filters.
A xenon flash lamp - monochromator design - provides unsurpassed flexibility in absorbance especially in low UV and near IR applications with a detection range from 200 to 999nm.
The new low noise detection system, operated in photon integration mode, enables high sensitivity luminescence measurements.
KC4 data reduction software with PowerReports comes with all Synergy HT models.
The new interface allows the user to create any sequence of dispense, shake, incubate and read steps.
Full 21 CFR Part 11 compliance is available if required.
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