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TIRF Accessory TA1004

Summary:

 Transform your spectrofluorometer into a super-sensitive TIRF biosensor instrument

 Install and uninstall TIRF unit in less than one minute

Employ TIRF in combination with electrochemical and/or temperature control

Supported Spectrofluorometrs:

SPEX Fluorolog and Fluoromax
PTI
ISS K2
Varian Eclipse
SLM AB-2, 4800, 8100
Shimadzu
Hitach

TIRF Accessory TA1004

TIRF Technologies supplies TIRF flow systems as factory aligned accessories, assembled on a sample compartment of the fluorometer of your choice. Our TIRF systems have been successfully used with SPEX Fluorolog and Fluoromax, ISS K2, SLM AB-2, 4800 and 8100, Shimadzu, Hitachi, Varian Eclipse and PTI as well as homebuilt fluorometers. TIRF is an exceptionally sensitive and informative technique. No other technique exists that can monitor fluorescence lifetime, polarization, anisotropy decay, quenching, resonance energy transfer (FRET), recovery after photobleaching (FRAP), and correlation spectroscopy (FCS) for analysis of biomolecular interactions in real-time and with limit of detection at the level of single molecules. TIRF accessory TA1004 can be interfaced with our computer-controlled fluidics TF1005 that transforms your fluorometer to a computer- controlled TIRF biosensor system. Electrochemical and temperature control are available as options. Chemically clean TIRF slides and chemically modified slides with reactive amine, aldehyde, epoxy groups, biotinylated streptavidin and poly-L-lysine-coated TIRF slides and reagent kits for surface immobilization of biomolecules are available as consumables.
   
   

 

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TIRF Flow System and Sensogram