Quickly and accurately quantify your extracellular vesicles. Enhance the rigor and reproducibility of your science by measuring the absolute concentration and size of your EVs with the nCS1TM. Control for biological variability with accurate measurements at the nano-scale.
Measure the absolute concentration of your virus in minutes. Save time and materials by directly counting virus with the nCS1TM instead of live biological titer. Start dreaming of experiments that depend on real-time tracking of virus concentration.
Directly measure the dose of your LNP or liposome formulation for the first time. Eliminate the guesswork of using indirect techniques by directly measuring particle concentration and size with the nCS1TM. Learn how much payload you are really administering in your studies.
Detect formulation instabilities dramatically faster. Turn weeks into minutes by quantifying protein aggregates with the nCS1TM while they are still too small to be detected by conventional optical techniques. Save 1000-fold in time by measuring 10-fold smaller at the nano-scale.
Worried about protein aggregation in your pre- or post-formulation drug? Spectradyne's nCS1TM delivers dramatic savings in time and materials by accurately quantifying aggregation earlier in the particle formation process than other technologies can. Get results in minutes, using only 3 microliters of your sample.
Learn how the nCS1 can save you time detecting protein aggregation.
Accurate measurements of EV concentration and size are critical for assessing purity and bioactivity. As EV science matures, quantification technologies are evolving to meet the increasingly high standards of rigor. Spectradyne's nCS1TM is fast and practical for routine use-and delivers EV quantification you can count on.
See why more EV scientists are choosing Spectradyne's nCS1 over light-based techniques such as NTA.
Gene therapy vectors and nanomedicines come in many types and sizes, and their accurate quantification is critical at all stages of research and product development. Spectradyne's nCS1TM quantifies all types of nanoparticle-based therapeutics quickly and accurately. Assess concentration, size, purity, and stability using only 3 microliters of your precious sample.
Learn how Spectradyne's nCS1 can help advance your gene therapy or nanomedicine science.
Many modern materials rely on nanoparticle ingredients to perform as intended, including paints, inks, cosmetics, semiconductor polishing slurries, and even foods. Spectradyne's nCS1 is faster and more quantitative than conventional particle characterization methods, and delivers important new insights into the composition and stability of these ubiquitous materials.
Learn how the nCS1 can help you better understand your industrial nanoparticles.
"The nCS1 works very well in optimizing time of virus harvest by monitoring virus titers in minutes during propagation. It is also a great tool to check purity of viral preps prior to downstream applications such as gene therapy." - Farhad Imani, Ph.D., President, ViraSource Labs
"The nCS1 is fast, accurate, and easy to use for routine particle quantification." - Hok Hei Tam, Flagship Labs 62 Inc
"The nCS1 has rapidly become an indispensable tool for accurately quantifying EVs in my lab." - Zoltan Varga, Hungarian Academy of Sciences
"The nCS1 is fast, accurate, and easy to use for routine EV quantification. We looked at other nanoparticle measurement solutions and the nCS1 is the only instrument that could measure the size of every nanoparticle of interest in as little as 3 uL of volume. Moreover, their customer service is superb and have went out of their way to ensure our nCS1 is always functioning well."- Joseph Sedlak, Co-Founder at Mercy BioAnalytics
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Nanoparticle analysis using resistive pulse sensing avoids many of the difficulties associated with DLS and optical tracking. Spectradyne is the only company providing microfluidic particle size analysis.
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