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Nanobiotechnology Instrumentation
Microspectrophotometers are used to analyze nanobiotechnology products by reflectance, absorbance and fluorescence
Microspectra of protein crystals
Nanobiotechnology applies the principles of nanotechnology to biotechnology: where the technological products and organisms derived from biology and agricultural sciences. Products resulting from nanobiotechnology research are used in three major areas: agriculture, biologically derived products such as biofuels and environmental applications. As such, nanobiotechnology ranges from microarrays where thousands or millions of tests can be conducted on a single device simultaneously, bioengineering and bioremediation. Due to the microscopic volumes of the materials to be analyzed, microspectrophotometers are the perfect tool. Able to analyze micro-scale volumes by absorbance, reflectance or even fluorescence, these tools are easy-to-use and very accurate. Their flexibility and accuracy make them very importance for analyzing everything from genetically engineered organisms to sophisticated microarrays. To learn more about microspectroscopy and nanobiotechnology applications, select one of the following links: What is a microspectrophotometer? Science of Microspectrophotometers
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UV-visible-NIR microscopes, UV-visible-NIR microspectrometers and Raman microspectrometers are general purpose laboratory instruments. They have not been cleared or approved by the European IVD Directive, the United States Food and Drug Administration or any other agency for diagnostic, clinical or other medical use. |
