NanoDrop Ultra FL integrates both absorbance and fluorescence measurement capabilities on a single pedestal. This model enhances sensitivity for low-concentration samples, detecting down to 0.1 ng/µL dsDNA, and provides a complete analysis solution with advanced contaminant detection and sample integrity alerts.
NanoDrop UltraC FL features pedestal and cuvette absorbance, along with pedestal fluorescence capabilities. It delivers high sensitivity and specificity, optimal for various applications requiring detailed analysis of nucleic acid and protein samples, while ensuring seamless integration with lab workflows and compliance requirements.
NanoDrop UltraC combines pedestal and cuvette absorbance measurements, expanding its versatility for various sample types. It offers high sensitivity and reliability for both concentrated and dilute samples, making it ideal for comprehensive analytical needs in research and production environments.
NanoDrop Ultra is a microvolume UV-Vis spectrophotometer that provides high-accuracy absorbance measurements for DNA, RNA, and proteins. It features advanced software for detecting impurities and differentiating nucleic acids from diverse biological samples, ensuring precise analytical results.
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