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Proper Citation: Gemini EM Microplate Reader (RRID:SCR_018584)
Description: Microplate reader with top and bottom read capability with dual monochromators for fluorescence intensity assays using multiple point well scanning. Temperature sensitive reactions are from ambient to 45 C. Measures fluorescence on variety of sample formats from 6 to 384 well microplates in endpoint, kinetic, spectral scan, and well-scan modes.
Resource Type: instrument resource
Keywords: Fluorimeter, Instrument, Equipment, USEDit, Eppendorf, ABRF
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