Fluorometer Plate Reader

Highly-sensitive fluorescence microplate readers

Features of our Fluorometer Plate Reader:

Best-in-class sensitivity

Filters or monochromators for wavelength selection

Up to 8 decades dynamic range in one measurement with EDR technology

Simultaneous Dual Emission detects two FRET channels simultaneously

Compatible with microplate formats up to 1536-wells

Precise temperature control and multiple shaking options

Atmospheric Control Unit for physiologic cell conditions

Injectors to start/stop reactions

Upgradable to multi-mode plate reader

Support micro-volume measurements with the LVis Plate

Made-in-Germany dependability

Our easy-to-use fluorometes plate readers are modulary built, meaning that you can add additional technologies at any time, such as AlphaScreen^®, TR-FRET, and UV/Vis absorbance measurements.

Intracellular Ca2+ measurements in a 96-well plate using various calcium dyes

Monitoring Intracellular Calcium using fluorescent dyes in a mid-throughput assay

Which dye is suited best for monitoring intracellular Ca2+ in a microplate reader? We compared three Ca2+ dyes regarding their response to receptor activation and undesired cell leakage.

RT-QuIC sensitivity: analysis of dilutions of a scrapie hamster brain homogenate stock 263K.

Real-time quaking induced conversion assay for prion seeding

Prions are transmittable pathogens that cause abnormal folding of brain proteins. Find out, how the expanded shaking and incubation options can be used to study prion seeding.

Reactive oxygen species detection

Reactive oxygen species (ROS) may have physiological as well as pathological effects. Here we explain what ROS are and how they can be measured on microplate readers.

Highly-sensitive fluorescence microplate readers

Features of our Fluorometer Plate Reader:

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Further content with our microplate readers

Monitoring Intracellular Calcium using fluorescent dyes in a mid-throughput assay

Real-time quaking induced conversion assay for prion seeding

Reactive oxygen species detection