Optima AUC
Analytical Ultracentrifuge
The Optima AUC can be fitted with both or either an absorbance module (ABS) to monitor biomolecules that have absorptive signatures between 170 and 800 nm, and a Rayleigh Interference module (INT) to monitor sedimentation differences between the sample and reference solutions. This allows for the characterization of particles made up of proteins and nucleic acids and those without absorptive properties such as carbohydrates and lipids. To learn more about analytical ultracentrifugation, visit the dedicated section.
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Features
Improved Data Quality
- Higher radial resolution
- Better signal-to-noise ratio than ProteomeLab instrument
- 11x more vertical pixels for interference optics
- Enables precise analysis of complex systems at discrete wavelengths (up to 20) in minimal time
Analyzes a wide array of particles in native, matrix-free conditions, including:
- Proteins, peptides, antibodies
- Lipid nanoparticles, liposomes, and micelles
- Polymers
- Micelles
- Liposomes
- Extracellular vesicles
- Drug conjugates
- Viral vectors and virus-like particles
- Nanoparticles
Provides data which can answer more critical questions than any other comparable technique, including:
- Sedimentation and diffusion coefficients
- Stoichiometry / oligomeric state
- Heterogeneity
- Reversible and irreversible interactions
- Aggregation
- Purity
- Shape and diameter
- Mass
- Formulation / stability studies
Easier to Use
- Remote monitoring capabilities let you set up, monitor and extract data from virtually any location
- Built-in toggle optics, which expedite workflow preparation and reduce the potential for damage to the optical systems
- Compatibility with ProteomeLab cells and rotors
- User-friendly touchscreen display indicates intuitive progression of experimental design
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