Nanofluid Scattering Microscopy
Nanofluid Scattering Microscopy |
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| description: | A new light microscopy technique that lets you observe and study individual molecules and other small molecules in solution type nanoscale objects without the need for fluorescent labels or immobilization on surfaces. The technology is called nanofluidic |
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Product introduction:
A new light microscopy technique that lets you observe and study individual molecules and other small molecules in solution
type nanoscale objects without the need for fluorescent labels or immobilization on surfaces. The technology is called nanofluidics
Volume Scattering Microscopy NSM, with NSM you can see individual nanoscale objects moving inside nanofluidic channels.
Technical Features:
1. Resolution to 20 kDa mass and 1.5 nm size, and small sample volume required
2. Avoid introducing bias by introducing labels or complex surface functionalization
3. Two key measurements in one trial; mass (molecular weight) and size (hydrodynamic radius)
Achievable functions:
1. Measure the mass of each molecule
2. Measure the diffusion coefficient to determine the hydrodynamic radius of a single molecule. .
3. Study the dynamics of molecule-molecule or molecule-substrate interactions.
4. Calculate the number of molecules in the solution. get the mass and size distribution
Application areas:
extracellular vesicles
Label-free exosome characterization
Biomolecular mass spectrometry
Label-free DNA imaging
biomolecular interactions