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High Signal-to-NoiseIn the visible wavelength range used by most fluorescent imaging systems, membranes and plastics produce high background due to light scattering and autofluorescence. This high background limits the sensitivity making use of visible fluorescence nearly impossible to detect low-abundance proteins. At the infrared wavelengths both autofluorescence and light scatter are dramatically reduced. The result is the cleanest background, highest signal-to-noise ratios, and enhanced detection sensitivity compared to chemiluminescence. |
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Why Infrared Imaging?
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Why Infrared Dyes?
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 Wider Dynamic Range |
Quantitative |
Reduced Scatter and Absorbance |
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