Laboratory Products 11 DeNovix Announces an Evolution in Spectrophotometery - The DS-11 Microvolume Spectrophotometer
DeNovix Inc, a developer and manufacturer of life science instrumentation for bio-research, introduces the DS-11 Microvolume Spectrophotometer which features a custom Android™ operating system, a 7” high resolution touch screen, Wi-Fi, and the ability the measure the broadest concentration range of nucleic acids and proteins.
designed for the most common life science applications. The DS-11 is a full spectrum (190-840nm) UV-Vis spectrophotometer that meets or exceeds all performance specifications of the market leading microvolume spectrophotometer while saving space, time and money.
The patent pending DS-11 is a stand-alone unit (no PC required) that rapidly quantifies 0.5 – 1.5 ul samples of nucleic acids and proteins. Measurements are made using intuitive EasyApps®
“Easy just got Easier,” said Fred Kielhorn, Managing Director of DeNovix Inc. “The DeNovix team has years of experience in instrument design, including spectrophotometry. We challenged ourselves to develop a completely new instrument that produces rapid results, has a break-through interface and no need for a computer. The Android Operating System coupled with the opto-mechanical components we’ve engineered into the DS-11 has allowed us to create something that really is an evolution for this market.”
DeNovix EasyApps® for quantification of dsDNA, ssDNA, RNA, purified proteins, and labeled proteins come pre-installed so that the instrument is ready to use immediately upon arrival.
The DS-11 includes Wi-Fi, USB, and Ethernet connectivity, allowing users to easily export data via email, a USB drive, or via an optional printer. The instrument is available in three colors and model options include microvolume (DS-11) or microvolume and cuvette modes (DS-11+).
DeNovix offers a Free-Trial program that allows labs in the US and UK (excluding N. Ireland) to test the instrument in their labs for 7 days at no charge. DeNovix covers the cost of shipping to and from end user labs. Trial instruments are available on a first-come, first-served basis and are subject to the agreement conditions listed on
denovix.com.
For additional information about the DeNovix DS-11 Spectrophotometer such as distributor locations, instrument specifications and a 90 second product video visit:
http://www.denovix.com.
Inside the DeNovix DS-11: Next Generation 1uL Sample Technology DeNovix SmartPath®
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Technology allows the DeNovix DS-11 microvolume spectrophotometer to deliver reliable 1uL sample results every time. The instrument utilizes opto-mechanical components and proprietary
algorithms that together provide precise pathlength control and deliver performance unmatched by any microvolume spectrophotometer. SmartPath Technology saves labs time and money while helping scientists to expand their research.
• The DS-11 does not require routine recalibration. The expense and downtime associated with calibration service is avoided. • Small volume samples, including proteins, can be measured reliably and with confidence. The DS-11’s measurement sequence starts at a pathlength of 500 microns (0.500 mm) and only reduces the pathlength during the measurement process. The liquid column is not stretched during analysis to reduce the potential of column breakage for samples of low surface tension fluids like purified proteins.
• Single sample measurements on the DS-11 cover the broadest dynamic range (0.04 - 500 AU at 1 cm equivalent) of any microvolume spectrophotometer. For example, no dilutions or additional measurements are necessary to obtain results for samples with concentrations ranging from 2.0 - 25,000 ng/µL dsDNA or 0.10 - 750 mg/ml BSA.
• Receive your results in 4 seconds. Pipette a sample and then touch the screen to take a measurement. Optionally, choose the even-easier “Auto-Run” mode to automatically start a measurement when the sample arm has been lowered into position.
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