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BioTekInstruments.jpgThe Synergy 4, a multidetection system capable of performing an unlimited number of microplate-based assays, has been introduced by BioTek Instruments Inc. It combines filter-based and quadruple monochromator-based fluorescence detection technology and includes detection methods such as fluorescence intensity, luminescence, fluorescence polarization, time-resolved fluorescence and UV-VIS absorbance. With an SQ xenon flash as a light source, the device operates at a wavelength range of 200 to 999 nm with a bandpass of 2.4 nm. The device measures 43.5 × 53.1 × 38.1 cm and weighs 35 kg.

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