Absorbance vs. Fluorescence for Sample Quality

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Grab your free guide to absorbance vs. fluorescence for sample quality control so you can choose the best approach for your samples with confidence.

And get an explanation of the lac operon in under 400 words.

1. Absorbance vs. Fluorescence for Sample Quality Control: Your Complete Guide

From the experts at DeNovix

Download your complete reference guide to absorbance and fluorescence for sample quality control.

What’s inside:

• The basics of absorbance and fluorescence measurements, their key advantages, and their sample requirements.
• A performance comparison of the leading quantification assay kits.
• A detailed comparison of key parameters such as minimum volumes, detection limits, dynamic range, and cost per sample.
• The causes of abnormal 260/280 ratios with a reference table detailing what they say about sample quality.
• Differences in reported ratios between different spectrophotometer brands.

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2. 10 Tips to Organize Your Lab Space for Better Productivity

Is finding everything you need to do your experiments like a game of hide and seek? If so, read these ten tips to organize your lab space for better productivity. Spend less time hunting for stuff and more time doing research.

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3. The Lac Operon Explained

Need a really short and easy explanation of the lac operon and what it does? Here's an explanation in less than 400 words.

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