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ROCK IMAGER V4.1

  • What’s New in ROCK IMAGER v4.1
  • Release Notes
  • Hardware Overview
  • System Requirements
  • Best Practices
  • Software Overview
    • Settings Menu
    • Tools Menu
    • Temperature Menu
    • Schedule Menu
    • Plate Menu
    • Status Bar
    • System Overview
    • Imager Menu
      • Focus Graph Sub-menu
      • Drop Location Sub-menu
      • EFI Sub-menu
      • Live Image Sub-menu
      • Imager Menu
      • Live Image Sub-menu
        • Leveling Histogram
        • Optics and Camera Control Panel
        • Well Control Panel
    • Plate Setup Menu
      • Applying Image Masks
      • Tuning Plates in ROCK IMAGER®
      • About Plate Type Calibration
      • Plate Setup Menu
      • Defining Default Imaging Settings
    • Report and Support
      • User Management
      • Licensing
      • Event Log Table
  • Imaging Plates
    • Concepts
      • ROCK IMAGER Processor (RIP)
      • Multi-Fluorescence Imaging (Optional)
      • Single Light Path (Optional)
      • Visible Light Imaging
      • Manual and Automatic Imaging Modes
      • UV Imaging (Optional)
        • UV FAQs
        • UV Compatible Plates
        • UV Light Path
        • UV Absorption Imaging
        • UV Imaging (Optional)
    • Tutorials
      • Searching for Plate
      • Viewing a Plate’s Content
      • Adding and Removing Plates
      • Initiating an On-Demand Imaging Session
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  • UV Absorption Imaging

UV Absorption Imaging

Many samples, including RNA, DNA, and protein absorb UV which can be used to create contrasting images. The UV absorption imager transmits UV light through the sample and then detects the same wavelength UV light on the camera. Areas that absorb the UV light create contrast, enabling you to see differentiating features in your crystallization drops. UV absorption can be helpful for imaging drops that are not UV fluorescent, for example, DNA, RNA, and proteins without tryptophan.

UV Absorption Imaging Samples

UV Absorption Imaging Samples

 

Related Topics

  • UV Imaging (Optional)
  • UV light Path
  • UV Compatible Plates
ROCK IMAGER 4.1
Updated on June 7, 2024

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