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Device: Densitometer, Laboratory, Scanning
Manufacturer: X-Rite
Model: 331

Location: United States, California

400 400

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894702479

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Device: Densitometer, Laboratory, Scanning
Manufacturer: Molecular Dynamics
Model: Personal Densitometer

Location: United States, Massachusetts

400 400

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873069696

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Device: Densitometer, Laboratory, Scanning
Manufacturer: Pharmacia Biotech
Model: UltroScan XL

Location: United States, Massachusetts

450 450

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6103613009

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Device: Densitometer, Laboratory, Scanning
Manufacturer: Medset
Model: Darklight Duo

Location: Germany, Bavaria
Rating: 93%

407.2608796835 407

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123849672

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Device: Densitometer, Laboratory, Scanning
Manufacturer: Macbeth
Model: TD102

Location: Canada, Ontario

495 495

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Densitometer, Laboratory, Scanning may also be referred to as :

Densitometer, Laboratory, Scanning | Scanning Light Densitometer | Automated Densitometer | Densitometer

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1. Densitometers can be part of an electrophoresis system. All densitometers should have some minimum components, such as a light source, a monochromatic, and a photo detector.
2. The densitometer should be able to handle agarose gel and cellulose acetate at a minimum.
3. Densitometer devices should be capable of taking absorbance readings and will need a light source that can produce wavelengths in the visible range between 390 and 770 nm.
4. Fluorescence capabilities may be preferable for many applications and/or greater precision. However, not all laboratories need this function.
5. For densitometer units with fluorescence capability, it is required to have a light source with the ability to produce wavelengths in the ultraviolet range between 200 and 600 nm.
6. To enable data management and results reporting, a computer interface is desirable.
7. Facilities with an existing information system should have the densitometer interface with this system, to reduce the need to manually record results and reduce errors in transferring results.
8. The densitometer should provide a graphic display and a way of producing a hardcopy of results through either an interface to an external printer or a built-in printer.
9. Facilities can purchase scanning densitometers with or without electrophoresis units.
10. Combined densitometer systems carry out all operations automatically, from dispensing samples to printing analyzed results; except for application of the gel to the electrophoresis unit, which must be done manually.