Microplate Washers

Companies Microplate Washers

Berthold Detection Systems GmbH, Germany

Titertek-Berthold is a life science company which is based in the USA and in Germany. The enterprise builds measurement instruments and sample processing equipment for biological samples. Customers are in academic and government research, pharma and biotech companies, foodstuff, human and veterinary more

anthos Mikrosysteme GmbH, Germany

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Products Microplate Washers

Obtain Reliable ELISA Results with Every Assay

Efficient well washing is key to obtaining precise and accurate ELISA results. Learn how our Wellwash strip washers can help you obtain reliable washing every time more

New Thermo Scientific Versette automated liquid handler

As a highly versatile, scalable instrument, the Thermo Scientific Versette can handle sub-microliter to microliter volumes, making it ideal for any throughput requirements. more

Fast and thorough Microplate washing, or gentle washing for cells

Zoom Microplate Washer, or Zoom HT Microplate Washer with built-in stacker, are flexible and fast solutions – from standard ELISA to most demanding cell washing more

News Microplate Washers

• BioTek Receives European Patent for Microplate Washer Technology

  BioTek announced receipt of European Patent EP 2 093 572 B1, covering the ultrasonic cleaning and maintenance feature used in their microplate washers. Known as Ultrasonic Advantage™, this cleaning technology is incorporated into most of BioTek's microplate washers and is currently patent pending in more

White papers Microplate Washers

• High sensitive detection of follistatin by Imperacer®: an initial study on the way to analytical gene-doping tests
  

  For the understanding of interactions in the muscle-growth directing myostatin-pathway and therefore also for the establishment of high sensitive detection strategies for gene-doping, detailed studies of protein concentration levels in biological matrices and appropriate highly sensitive analytic techniques for quantitative monitoring of these biomarkers are required. In this work, the development of a high sensitive assay for follistatin based on the Imperacer® technology is described. The quantification limit in human serum was found at 60 pg/ml in only 6 µl sample volume. With this initial assay we demonstrate the first application in a set of analytical tests for a high sensitive myostatin pathway related profiling. more

Websites Microplate Washers