- Microvolume measuring cell for measuring 1.5 – 10 µL sample volumes
- Concentration determination of nucleic acids and proteins, amongst other target analytes
- Measurement of highly concentrated samples without prior dilution
- Suitable for fluorescence assays
- Low self-absorption (≤0.05 A at 260 nm)
- Hydrophobic surface coating on quartz glass for precise formation and positioning of the sample volume
- Simple cleaning to minimize the risk of sample carry-over
- A defined angle for folding the sides of the cuvette guarantees reproducible handling
- One-component hinged design prevents the loss of individual parts
- Exclusively available for use with Eppendorf BioPhotometer and Eppendorf BioSpectrometer
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Eppendorf µCuvette® G1.0
Product Information
Microvolume measuring cell for Eppendorf BioPhotometer® and BioSpectrometer®You will find additional download material at the bottom of this page
Technical Data
Features
Technical Data
| Specifications | Eppendorf µCuvette® G1.0 |
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| Dimensions (W × D × H) | 12.5 × 12.5 × 48 mm |
| Colorimetric protein assays | yes |
| Fluorescence measurements | yes |
| Light transmission | 180 nm – 2,000 nm |
| Maximum filling volume | 10 µL |
| Height of light source | 8.5 mm |
| Use in Eppendorf BioPhotometer® | yes |
| Use in Eppendorf BioSpectrometer® | yes |
| OD 600 methods | no |
| Temperature control | no |
| Sample light path length (mm) | 1 mm |
| Cuvette blank | ≤0.05 A at 260 nm |
| Material | quartz glass (with hydrophobic coating) |
| dsDNA concentration range (UV 260 nm) | 25 ng/µL – 1,500 ng/µL |
| BSA concentration range (UV 280 nm) | 758 ng/µL – 45,450 ng/µL |
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Minimum filling volume |
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| in Eppendorf photometers | 1.5 µL |
