Fluorescence microplate reader Gemini™ XPS
for molecular biologyfor protein quantificationfor DNA quantification

fluorescence microplate reader
fluorescence microplate reader
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Characteristics

Detection mode
fluorescence
Applications
for molecular biology, for protein quantification, for DNA quantification, ELISA
Number of wells
384-well
Result display time

15 s

Description

The Gemini™ XPS and EM Microplate Readers with dual monochromators provide a flexible environment to determine the optimal excitation and emission settings for fluorescence intensity assays. Multiple-point well scanning optimizes cell-based assay sensitivity. Comparison of relative fluorescence units (RFUs) between samples is allowed by a unique calibration against an internal standard. Temperature-sensitive reactions are monitored with consistent temperature regulation from ambient to 45°C. Eliminate changing out filters Eliminate the need for identifying, purchasing, and changing out filters. Dual monochromators provide excitation and emission wavelength selection between 250-850 nm. Measure more accurately Well scanning reports fluorescent measurements from a single point in the center of a microplate well to multiple points across a tissue culture well. Avoid losing high signals Avoid losing high signals to detector saturation and find the correct reader settings with our patented Auto PMT Optimization System. Features Top-read capability The top-reading Gemini XPS Microplate Reader measures fluorescence on a variety of sample formats from 6- to 384-well microplates in endpoint, kinetic, spectral scan, and well-scan modes. Top- and bottom-read capability The top- and bottom-reading Gemini EM Microplate Reader measures fluorescence on a variety of sample formats from 6- to 384-well microplates in endpoint, kinetic, spectral scan, and well-scan modes.
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