FUSION ABSOLUTE - Western Blot & Gel Documentation Imaging – Witec AG

ABSOLUTE QUANTIFICATION
Absolute quantification allows researchers to compare and integrate data from different studies or laboratories. Unlike relative quantification, which compares the amount of an analyte between two or more samples, absolute quantification provides a precise value for the amount of substance in the sample, expressed in absolute units.

ABSOLUTE CALIBRATION
Absolute NIST Traceable Calibration Imaging is based on traceable references provided by the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST). It allows precise quantification of specific biomolecules (such as proteins) in the sample of interest and provides benefits such as accuracy, reproducibility, and standardization.

ABSOLUTE TIME SAVER
Once your sample is placed in the machine, the system evaluates the required camera positioning distance. The Z-axis moves automatically according to the nature and size of the sample and suggests automatic settings. Designed to avoid time-consuming manipulation, our new system also features a wide-opening door so you can easily arrange your samples.

FOR UNRIVALLED DETECTION

Designed to exceed your expectations, the Fusion Absolute is the first imager enabling you to achieve absolute quantification.

This high-end system, dedicated to all your chemiluminescence and fluorescence applications, combines unrivalled sensitivity and automatic analysis to offer you the greatest level of performance. It supports you in your relentless quest for understanding by giving you the ability to detect, quantify, and validate with simplicity.

Discover a world of extreme precision and technical innovations where your experiments know no more limits.

BREAK THE BOUNDARIES IN PROTEIN DETECTION
Fusion Absolute custom made f/0.70 lens combines sensitivity and optical performance for very faint light conditions (picogram level). The system achieves the best signal to noise ratio and can easily detect large intensity difference between bright and faint bands before reaching saturation. The broad linear dynamic range enables quantification of target proteins with absolute confidence.

CHOOSE THE BEST OPTICS
The lens aperture represents its capability to collect as much light as possible in a given period. Its sensitivity is usually expressed by a range of f-stops. The smaller the f-stop number, the larger the aperture. A lower f-number denotes a greater aperture opening, which allows more light to reach the CCD sensor. The f/0. 70 aperture of our lens is providing faster imaging and better sensitivity compared to all other imagers in the market. Our system is also equipped with a deeply cooled CCD scientific camera which allows you to get rid of background noise.

Chemiluminescence Western, Northern or Southern blot

• DNA & RNA gels and fluorescence stain imaging with UV-Pad or Blue-Pad
• Colorimetric stained protein gels, X-Ray film, autorads, SSCP gels, colony dish and flask imaging with Sky-Light-Pad or UV-Pad + conversion screen