Our system has the ability to image fluorescence excited with 488nm 520nm 658nm or 784nm laser lines<\/p>\n
Any signal emitted from the sample can be collected either simultaneously or sequentially (NEW!) on four PMT channels<\/p>\n
Note : filters are listed as the center of passband and width in nm so 518bp 22 would allow 509nm- 529nm to pass through to the detector<\/p>\n
Dedicated laser and PMT settings to activate and detect signals stored in a phosphor screen that was exposed to a radiolabeled sample<\/p>\n
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A cooled CCD camera is used to detect ECL, Luminol, or other chemiluminescent substrates.\u00a0 This can be used in place of x-ray film and XOMAT development.<\/p>\n
Note that only the top half of the scanner platen can be imaged with the CCD camera.<\/p>\n
The area of the platen marked with the blue stripe and ‘chemi’ is also appropriate for Visible imaging of colorimetric signals in gels and blots. Silver stains, Coomassie, ponceau red etc.<\/span><\/p>\n <\/p>\n <\/p>\n Multiple types of samples can be imaged.\u00a0 The sample type pull down corresponds to some common types of samples<\/p>\n <\/p>\n <\/p>\n The customized user manual for our Sapphire scanner can be downloaded here: PICFSapphire User Manual<\/a><\/p>\n <\/p>\n Are you looking for the calendar for the sapphire? Here<\/p>\nAppropriate samples<\/h1>\n
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Methods and Notes<\/h1>\n