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12-08-2009, 08:47 PM
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 Re: Fluorescence assays and absorbance assays Well the answer is in the definition. fluorescence assay--will emit light, thus you will measure the emitted light as the signal of the assay. absorbance assay--will produce a color, the intensity of the color will absorb a given wavelength (say 450nm) and that is the measured signal.  |
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