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NIR Fluorescence vs. Chemiluminescent Detection The enzymatic chemiluminescent reaction used to produce light is dynamic, constantly changing over time. This time dependence compromises quantification and accuracy. Near infrared fluorescence detection can be compared to a light bulb. All IRDye-labeled antibodies bound to proteins on a Western blot fluoresce at once when excited, making quantification more accurate. Quantitative Westerns
The wide linear range of the Odyssey system makes it easier to detect weak bands when scanning uncharacterized proteins. Multiplexed Infrared Detection
Low amounts of proteins are accurately quantified when using a ratiometric approach made possible by multiplexed infrared detection on the Odyssey System.
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