Abstract:
A method and apparatus for correcting the non-uniformities in the lens assembly of an electrophoresis apparatus is provided. In one aspect, a look-up table is created based on non-uniformities at different aperture and magnification settings (Figure 5). In another aspect, a calibration standard with a uniform emittance is used to correct non-uniformities. In yet another aspect, a beam splitter or mirror is used to create a connection data file for non-uniformities in the light source.
Abstract:
A method and apparatus for correcting the non-uniformities in the lens assembly of an electrophoresis apparatus is provided. In one aspect, a look-up table is created based on non-uniformities at different aperture and magnification settings (Figure 5). In another aspect, a calibration standard with a uniform emittance is used to correct non-uniformities. In yet another aspect, a beam splitter or minor is used to create a correction data file for non-uniformities in the light source.
Abstract:
A method and apparatus for correcting the non-uniformities in the lens assembly of an electrophoresis apparatus is provided. In one aspect, a look-up table is created based on non-uniformities at different aperture and magnification settings (Figure 5). In another aspect, a calibration standard with a uniform emittance is used to correct non-uniformities. In yet another aspect, a beam splitter or mirror is used to create a correction data file for non-uniformities in the light source.
Abstract:
A method and apparatus for correcting the non-uniformities in the lens assembly of an electrophoresis apparatus is provided. In one aspect, a look-up table is created based on non-uniformities at different aperture and magnification settings (Figure 5). In another aspect, a calibration standard with a uniform emittance is used to correct non-uniformities. In yet another aspect, a beam splitter or mirror is used to create a connection data file for non-uniformities in the light source.
Abstract:
A method and apparatus for achieving uniform illumination in an electrophoresis apparatus is provided. Uniform illumination allows quantitative measurements of anelectrophoresis gel to be made, thus increasing the information which can be obtained from an electrophoretic analysis. Uniform illumination is achieved by scanning the light source (505), preferably in a trans-illumination mode, across the sample gel in a direction perpendicular to the axis of the source. The light source is comprised of one or more light bulbs (505) placed in a light tray (503). Variations in light intensity near the source end portions may be minimized using a variety of techniques including extended light bulbs, filters, reflectors, diffusers, or supplemental sources.
Abstract:
A method and apparatus for correct- ing the non-uniformities in the lens assem- bly of an electrophoresis apparatus is pro- vided. In one aspect, a look-up table is cre- ated based on non-uniformities at different aperture and magnification settings (Figure 5). In another aspect, a calibration standard with a uniform emittance is used to correct non-uniformities. In yet another aspect, a beam splitter or mirror is used to create a correction data file for non-uniformities in the light source.
Abstract:
A method and apparatus for achieving uniform illumination in an electrophoresis apparatus is provided. Uniform illumination allows quantitative measurements of anelectrophoresis gel to be made, thus increasing the information which can be obtained from an electrophoretic analysis. Uniform illumination is achieved by scanning the light source (505), preferably in a trans-illumination mode, across the sample gel in a direction perpendicular to the axis of the source. The light source is comprised of one or more light bulbs (505) placed in a light tray (503). Variations in light intensity near the source end portions may be minimized using a variety of techniques including extended light bulbs, filters, reflectors, diffusers, or supplemental sources.
Abstract:
A method and apparatus for correct- ing the non-uniformities in the lens assem- bly of an electrophoresis apparatus is pro- vided. In one aspect, a look-up table is cre- ated based on non-uniformities at different aperture and magnification settings (Figure 5). In another aspect, a calibration standard with a uniform emittance is used to correct non-uniformities. In yet another aspect, a beam splitter or mirror is used to create a correction data file for non-uniformities in the light source.
Abstract:
A method and apparatus for achieving uniform illumination in an electrophoresis apparatus is provided. Uniform illumination allows quantitative measurements of anelectrophoresis gel to be made, thus increasing the information which can be obtained from an electrophoretic analysis. Uniform illumination is achieved by scanning the light source (505), preferably in a trans-illumination mode, across the sample gel in a direction perpendicular to the axis of the source. The light source is comprised of one or more light bulbs (505) placed in a light tray (503). Variations in light intensity near the source end portions may be minimized using a variety of techniques including extended light bulbs, filters, reflectors, diffusers, or supplemental sources.