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U6-E15. Micropalte Reader with fluorescence module

Equipment funded by European Union (NextGeneratioEU) -Plan de Transfomación y Resilencia

 

 

Infinite 200 PRO M Nano+: Micropalte Reader with fluorescence module

Infinite 200 PRO M Nano+ acquired by Unit 6 through Next Generation Funding.

Description:

The Infinite 200 PRO is a family of easy-to-use multimode plate readers that offer affordable and high-performance detection solutions powered by monochromator or filter-based technologies.

The Infinite M Nano+ features an optimized excitation monochromator for wavelength accuracy and precision, ensuring excellent performance for each absorbance and fluorescence assay. Designed for absorbance and fluorescence measurements, the system’s high-sensitivity Quad4 Monochromators™ minimize stray light, offering exceptional flexibility with sensitivity levels close to filter-based instruments of similar price range.

Technical Specifications:

Intuitive workflow-oriented software (i-control) that allows you to create a workflow for each application, using “drag and drop” processing steps to generate your assay protocol, which can be saved for future use.

Highlights:

  • Real-time data export
  • Expanded dynamic range
  • Automated Z-focus

Source: High-energy xenon flash lamp, lifespan: 108 flashes

Detectors:

  • Absorbance: Silicon photodiode
  • Fluorescence: Spectrally enhanced PMT: Red-sensitive PMT

Sample:

  • Microplates: From 6-well plates to 384-well plates.
  • Temperature control: From 5 °C above ambient temperature to 42 °C
  • Plate shaking: Linear and orbital shaking, selectable amplitude from 1 to 6 mm in 0.5 mm steps.
  • Fluorescence wavelength range: Excitation: 230-850 nm. Emission: 280-850 nm.
  • Absorbance wavelength range: 230-1000 nm

Applications:

  • DNA/RNA quantification based on absorbance and purity controls
  • DNA/RNA quantification based on fluorescence (PicoGreen, RiboGreen®)
  • Protein quantification based on absorbance (BCA, Bradford, Lowry, etc.)
  • Protein quantification based on fluorescence (e.g., NanoOrange®)
  • Absorbance and fluorescence-based ELISA
  • Growth curves at 600 nm (bacteria, yeast)
  • Enzymatic kinetics
  • Compound characterization