On 07/26/2013 01:58 PM, jarlemag wrote:
> At the top of my list would a (comparatively) low-cost microplate reader for fluorescence and absorbance measurements.
Is there a model you like?
What is the feature list you need?
What accuracy do you demand?
Can you get by with precision and repeatability but lower accuracy, where you must include a control
and use relative measurements to the control location?
How much more would you pay for a reader
with its own internal control reference that readings are relative to?
John
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[DIYbio] microplate reader (was: opportunities in biotech?)
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