Principles:

The NanoAnalyzer can be used for the multiparameter characterization (size distribution, absolute particle concentration and phenotyping) of natural and synthetic nanoparticles (7-1000 nm) at the single-particle level. The instrument combines light scattering and fluorescence detection, to acquire high-resolution distributions of particle size and biochemical properties simultaneously in 1-2 minutes.

Suitable for:

Particles sized between 7 and 1000 nm (sample dependant)  

Hard or soft synthetic particles

Biological particles ((purified) extracellular vesicles, mitochondria, bacteria, viruses etc)  

Benefits:

Quantitative, multiparameter single particle analysis

High resolution distribution of particle size  

Single molecule fluorescence detection

Simultaneous quantification of sub-populations with two markers

Fast measurement time  

Dual laser capability

Location: AIBN Building 75, Level 5 E Room 516

Contact: Alison White on alison.white@uq.edu.au