Fluorolog spectrofluorimeter
The Fluorolog spectrofluorimeter is a laboratory instrument used for the measurement and analysis of fluorescence properties of samples. It is designed to excite samples with light and detect the resulting fluorescence emission, providing detailed information about the fluorescent characteristics of the sample.
9 protocols using fluorolog spectrofluorimeter
SERCA1a Intrinsic Fluorescence Assay
Spectroscopic Characterization of PSI-LHC
SERCA Intrinsic Fluorescence Measurements
Spectroscopic Characterization of Advanced Optoelectronic Materials
RNA Binding Affinity Estimation
Measuring EF-Tu-tRNACys Binding Kinetics
Optical Properties of Y₂O₃ and Y₂O₃:Bi Thin Films
Cathodoluminescence (CL) properties have been investigated using a commercial Oxford CL system, fitted onto a Cambridge S360 standard tungsten gun scanning electron microscope. The CL system is equipped with a 1800 line/mm grating and a multialkali Photomultiplier sensitive in the range 350–830 nm. The spectroscopic CL analyses are carried out with an accelerating voltage of 3 kV at room temperature and at low temperature (liquid nitrogen, 77 K). The spectral resolution is 5 nm.
RNA-Protein Interaction Measurement
Liposomal pH-Sensitive Fluorescence Assay
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