FLUOstar Omega

Name: FLUOstar Omega
Brand: BMG LABTECH
Rating: 4.7 (44 reviews)

Leitor de microplacas multi-modo baseado em filtros

O FLUOstar^® Omega é um leitor de microplacas multimodo com três modos de detecção. Ele utiliza um espectrômetro UV / Vis ou filtros para o modo absorbância e filtros altamente sensíveis para todos os outros modos de detecção. O FLUOstar Omega é o leitor de placas ideal para aplicações de ciências da vida.

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Modos de detecção

Absorbance
Fluorescence intensity (incl. FRET)
Luminescence (incl. BRET)
Fluorescence polarization
AlphaScreen
Nephelometry
Time-resolved fluorescence
TR-FRET

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FLUOstar Omega

O FLUOstar Omega é um leitor de microplacas multimodo com seis modos de detecção. Intensidade em fluorescência incluindo FRET, luminescência incluindo BRET, Absorbância UV/Vis, TR-FRET, AlphaScreen^® e AlphaLISA^®.

Características

Medições de absorbância de alta velocidade
Medidas em placas de até 384 poços
Leitura por baixo e por cima dos poços
Incubação até 45 ou 65 ° C
Agitação configurada pelo usuário
Escaneamento de até 900 pontos na área útil dos poços.
Injetores de alta precisão com injeção e detecção simultâneas
Medições para volume mínimos

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Tecnologias de leitor de microplacas

Gas Vent

BMG LABTECH offers two forms of gas control on its microplate readers. The Atmospheric Control Unit (ACU) for the CLARIOstar is a unique microprocessor-controlled unit that independently regulates both CO2 and O2 inside the microplate reader. Alternatively, the Gas Vent is a positive pressure gas purge through which the internal atmosphere of the microplate reader can be replaced.

Incubation and shaking

Shaking and incubation allow users to mix the well content and easily run measurements at elevated temperatures. The incubator controls the air temperature in the measurement chamber from room temperature up to 45°C, 60°C or 65°C. BMG LABTECH microplate readers are equipped with orbital, double-orbital or linear shaking with definable intensity, duration and direction of motion. These features are available on all BMG LABTECH plate readers.

Path length correction

Absorbance measurements such as DNA quantification or protein determination detected in a microplate reader are frequently compared and/or normalized to results from a 1 cm path length cuvette. All BMG LABTECH microplate readers have the ability to perform a 1 cm path length correction thanks to an internal fitting algorithm. Using this correction, data normalization to 1 cm path is given with only one mouse click.

Reagent injectors

Many of today's most popular assays such as enzyme kinetics, calcium flux, and dual luciferase require the ability to monitor a signal during and after the addition of a reagent. All BMG LABTECH readers, with the exception of the SPECTROstar Nano, can be equipped with up to two reagent injectors. Injectors enable reagent delivery to any plate format from 6 to 384 wells.

UV/vis spectrometer

BMG LABTECH was the first and is the only microplate reader manufacturer to equip its instruments with a UV/vis spectrometer for absorbance measurements. Similar to a monochromator, but much faster, the spectrometer will capture full-absorbance spectra from 220 to 1000 nm at a resolution of 1 nm in less than one second/well. Alternatively, up to eight discrete wavelengths can be collected at the same time.

Well-scanning

For non-homogeneous samples such as for cell-based assays, where the sample distribution is uneven across the well, a single reading in the centre of the well is inadequate. To overcome this problem, all BMG LABTECH readers come with an advanced Well Scanning feature that can take multiple measurements in each well with a resolution of up to 900 points/well. Alternatively, in spiral or orbital averaging mode, the reader takes several measurements for each well on a defined spiral or orbit and calculates an average.

Xenon Flash lamps

Microplate readers require a light source to provide the incident of light directed at the sample.

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