Fully automatic dual-label fluorescence reader

Fully automatic dual-label fluorescence reader is a highly automated experimental instrument used to read and analyze fluorescently labeled biomolecule samples.

One of the key features of this instrument is the dual labeling function. It can simultaneously read two fluorescently labeled samples, such as commonly used fluorescent dyes such as FITC (fluorescein isothiocyanate) and TRITC (tetramethylrhodamine isothiocyanate), providing more comprehensive data analysis and results. The dual labeling function can measure multiple indicators simultaneously in the same experiment, improving experimental efficiency.

The fully automatic dual-label fluorescence reader also features a high degree of automation. It is equipped with an automatic sample loading system that can automatically load multiple samples, greatly improving the throughput of experiments. At the same time, the instrument also has automatic focusing and scanning functions, which can complete the measurement of multiple samples in a shorter time. Automated functions can not only improve work efficiency, but also reduce operating errors.

The instrument also provides powerful data analysis and result output capabilities. It can measure on different fluorescence channels according to experimental needs, and output the results in the form of charts and reports. Users can customize analysis parameters and settings as needed for data processing and statistical analysis.

In short, the fully automatic dual-label fluorescence reader is an advanced experimental instrument with dual-labeling function, high automation and powerful data processing capabilities. It can be widely used in fields such as biology, medicine and drug research, providing researchers with fast, accurate and reliable experimental results.