Nanotemper Prometheus NT.48
Description
The Nanotemper Prometheus is used to test protein stability and protein aggregation by either chemical or thermal denaturation. The instrument monitors the intrinsic fluorescence signal of a protein sample as a measure of its folding state. A ratio metric measurement of the fluorescent signal is plotted against either increasing concentration of a chemical denaturant or increasing temperature, to determine the Tm of a protein. Results are available within minutes.
Specifications
- Samples: up to 48 at a time
- Sample volume: minimum 10 µl
- Sample concentration: minimum 5 µg/ml
Applications
- Protein stability
- Protein aggregation
- Chemical and thermal denaturation
- Buffer screening
Instrument location
Structural Biology Facility
Mark Wainwright Analytical Centre
Office 320D, Level 3 West,
Biosciences North D26
UNSW Kensington NSW 2033
Phone: 02 9385 4587
Email: sbf@unsw.edu.au
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