New Webinar Discusses Life Science Applications in UV/VIS Spectroscopy

Mass spectrometry & spectroscopy

New Webinar Discusses Life Science Applications in UV/VIS Spectroscopy

23 Mar, 2017

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This webinar from Mettler Toledo will give an overview of the most common UV/VIS applications in life sciences. It will also provide many tips and hints for optimal measurements and achieving accurate results.

Many life science applications rely on comfortably quick and easy UV/VIS absorbance measurements. From micro-volume nucleic acid and protein analysis to larger volume cell suspension measurements, this technique can be used for a wide range of applications and is very common in every life science laboratory.

Mettler Toledo is offering a free webinar on 30th March 2017. This webinar will highlight benefits of UV/VIS spectroscopy for typical life science applications. Participants will receive a variety of application examples including sufficient background information in order to understand measurement considerations. Many tips and hints from cuvette selection over sample preparation to instrument maintenance and recommendations for micro-volume measurements will be presented with the aim to optimise measurement workflows and achieve accurate results.

Register for the ‘Life Science Application in UV/VIS spectroscopy’ webinar or get more information on UV/VIS spectroscopy from Mettler Toledo.

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