Of interest in 2010: the Anthos 2010 microplate reader
Order before 30 June for free software upgrade
Four filters are supplied as standard that cover the wavelengths for most common absorbance assays with a colorimetric endpoint, e.g. ELISA, BCA, Bradford and Lowry assays, and additional filters are available.
A choice of software packages enables the user to connect to a PC and run both endpoint and kinetic assays with ease. Results can be printed directly or exported to a spreadsheet for further analysis.
Order the Biochrom Anthos 2010 instrument before the end of June 2010 and the user will receive a free software upgrade to program the plate layout with blanks, standards and controls. This permits the user to perform qualitative analysis on the results or quantify unknown samples using a standard curve eliminating outliers.
The Biochrom Anthos range of high performance microplate instrumentation is manufactured by Biochrom and available worldwide.
For complete specifications on the Biochrom Anthos microplate readers as well as the complete Biochrom product line go to www.Biochrom.co.uk
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