Optimizing chemiluminescence and fluorescence imaging

Extend dynamic range and avoid saturation with SNOW detection

contributed by Cytiva | 03/24/2021

The art of capturing biomolecular images is, at its heart, about harvesting photons. Collecting more photons from a sample results in sharper images and detection of faint protein bands which otherwise could have been missed. More photons also leads to a greater signal-to-noise (S/N) ratio and increased quantitation confidence.

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