Gen spectrophotometer
The Gen spectrophotometer is a laboratory instrument used for the measurement and analysis of light absorption or transmission properties of substances. It provides quantitative data on the concentration and composition of chemical samples.
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4 protocols using gen spectrophotometer
Toxicological Effects of Plant Extracts on Human Liver Cells
Cell Viability Assay with Syntenin-Targeted siRNA
Cytotoxicity Evaluation of Plant Extract
Optimizing HIV-1 Protease Activity
The enzymatic reactions were initiated by adding HIV-1 protease FRET substrate solution (50 μl) and plates incubated at 25°C for 15 min. Reactions were performed in triplicate. The fluorescence intensity of the HIV-1 protease activity was measured at an excitation (Ex) wavelength of 490 nm and emission (Em) wavelength of 520 nm in minute intervals for 60 min using a fluorescence kinetic synergy MX analytical diagnostic reader (Gen spectrophotometer, Bio Tek, Vermont, USA). Data were transferred to a Microsoft Excel spreadsheet for further analysis. The average data generated were plotted against time.
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