Thermo Scientific Nano Drop 3300 Fluorospectrometer
Microvolume fluorospectrometer;
Three light emitting diodes (LEDs): Ex Max: UV: 365; Blue: 470nm; White: 460-650nm
Spectral resolution: 8nm;
Measurement time: 2-10 seconds
Make/model | Thermo Scientific NanoDrop 3300 Fluorospectrometer |
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Details | Microvolume fluorospectrometer; Three light emitting diodes (LEDs): Ex Max: UV: 365; Blue: 470nm; White: 460-650nm Spectral resolution: 8nm; Measurement time: 2-10 seconds |
Facility | Bioimaging Research Hub |
School | School of Biosciences |
The NanoDrop 3300 is a broad spectrum, high performance fluorospectrometer designed for measurement of picogram quantities of DNA, RNA and protein in sample microvolumes as small as 1ml. It provides fast measurement times (<10 seconds), broad wavelength range (400-750nm), and the detection of multiple fluorophores within a sample with a spectral resolution of 8nm without the need to change filters.
Further information is available through the Thermofisher website – Specification sheets
Internal users can book the equipment using the shared ‘BIOSI - NanoDrop 3300' Outlook calendar.
Find out how to book through Outlook.
The booking will be reviewed and then accepted by a member of Bioimaging Unit staff or an alternative time/date proposed.
Please keep to your allotted booking time. You will be charged for the time that you have reserved the instrument for, irrespective of usage. The minimum booking time is 1 hour.
Cancellations should be made at least 24 hours in advance. If you fail to turn up for a booking you will still be charged.
Please contact Dr Pete Watson for details.
Please contact Dr Pete Watson for details.
To comply with Cardiff University Health and Safety Policy, individuals must receive appropriate training before using this equipment and be aware of the risks involved in its use.
All users are expected to observe the following rules and regulations. Failure to comply will result in loss of access rights:
- Food and drink are not permitted within the facility.
- All waste material (including laboratory gloves) should be properly disposed of outside of the facility
- Coats and bags when left on the floor in a low light environment represent a tripping hazard. Either hang them on the internal door hooks or, better still, do not bring them into the imaging suites.
- Do not use any equipment that you have not been properly trained for. All users should familiarise themselves with the appropriate risk assessments for the procedures being undertaken.
- All USB data storage devices must be virus checked before plugging them into any of our systems.
- All systems should be correctly powered down at the end of your session and usage correctly logged in the database.
Get in touch
Dr Peter Watson
- watsonpd@cardiff.ac.uk
- +44 (0)29 2087 9042
Location
Sir Martin Evans Building
Museum Avenue
CF10 3AX
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