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Surface Plasmon Resonance Spectrometer Surface Plasmon Resonance Spectrometer -DE E The Surface Plasmon Resonance (SPR) Spectrometer, developed in collaboration with Prof. Wolfgang Knoll with Max Planck Institute for Polymer Research (MPI-P) in Germany, allows users to perform a highly sensitive non-label analysis for the interaction of organic molecules (biological molecules etc.) on a surface in real time by utilizing the surface plasmon resonance phenomena. We would sincerely appreciate your consideration of our SPR system for your research uses in the cutting-edge nanotechnology field. Principle Use Direct measurement of interaction between DNA/RNA, protein(antigen-antibody), sugar and cells Analysis of adsorption rate and determination of bonding amount and coupling constant. Features Label free (no need to use fluorescent dye labeling) Real-time kinetic analysis of adsorption and desorption phenomena Flexible system configuration allowing users to customize attachments (electrochemical cell, CCD camera, temperature control, etc.) to meet the research usage. Measurement software using LabView TM Please feel free to inquire us of the details. Specifications are subject to change without notice for performance improvement. Option Liquid-flow system Temperature control system SPR microscope Fluorescence microscopy Fluorescence spectroscopy Grating-coupling SPR etc. Configuration Basic SPR optical system size (100 x 450 x 50H) -2 goniometer (stepping motor drive) He-Ne laser Actinometer Chopper and Lock-in amplifier Attenuator Sample holder (holder and LaSFN9 prism) PC and Software Specifications Resolution: Angle resolution 0.0025 Time resolution 0.1 sec. Reflectance sensitivity: 0.1% Measurement mode Angle scan mode Measurement range: incidence angle of 10 to 90 Optical sensitivity of film-thickness : 1Å Kinetics mode Reflectance sensitivity 0.1% Time resolution 0.1 sec. Extensibility: Open unit allows users to customize attachments to meet the research usage Distributor Manufacturer inlet outlet gold layer Detector Laser Beam Surface Plasmon Resonance: Optical Principle When the incoming light is reflected on the interface of about 50nm thick metal layer through a prism, at a certain angle of incidence in total internal reflection, the characteristic light absorption (attenuation of reflected light) can be observed. This is the Surface Plasmon Resonance (SPR) phenomena. It is very sensitive to the change of reflective index of the media, i.e. molecular adsorption to the metal interface in the evanescent light distance, and monitoring the change allows high-sensitivity measurement of molecular-adsorption movement on surface. The irradiated light on the backside is totally reflected and generates the weak energy wave (evanescent wave) on the metal layer side, then the interaction between the materials induced on the sensor-chip surface differ the dielectric constant and influence the surface plasmon. Thus, we can recognize the interaction between the materials as a change of resonance. Measurement Modes Angle Scan Mode The system sweeps the angle of incidence and monitors the reflected intensity with -2 goniometer. Angle scan mode allows users to determinate the adsorption quantity of molecules. Kinetics Mode The system fixes the angle of incidence and measures the reflected light intensity as a function of time. Kinetics mode allows users to monitor the adsorption/desorption process of molecules in real time. For more information, please contact us. R-DEC Co., Ltd. 1-16-10 Ninomiya, Tsukuba Ibaraki 305-0051 Japan Phone: +81-29-858-0211 Fax : +81-29-855-9877 ELC Co., Ltd. 202 Parkside Ninomiya 1-16-9 Ninomiya,Tsukuba Ibaraki 305-0511 Japan Phone: +81-29-852-0511 Fax : +81-29-860-2077 Fresnel Equation Critical Angle for Total Internal Reflection Incidence Angle / degree Reflectivity Incidence Angle / degree Reflectivity Detector Metal Layer Evanescent Wave Decay length = 2 (n.sin ) -1 Laser Bram Prism Solvent

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Surface Plasmon Resonance SpectrometerSurface Plasmon Resonance SpectrometerR-DEC Co., Ltd

ELC Co., Ltd

The Surface Plasmon Resonance (SPR) Spectrometer, developed in collaboration with Prof.Wolfgang Knoll with Max Planck Institute for Polymer Research (MPI-P) in Germany, allowsusers to perform a highly sensitive non-label analysis for the interaction of organic molecules (biological molecules etc.) on a surface in real time by utilizing the surface plasmon resonancephenomena. We would sincerely appreciate your consideration of our SPR system for yourresearch uses in the cutting-edge nanotechnology field.

Principle Use

Direct measurement of interaction between DNA/RNA, protein(antigen-antibody), sugar and cells Analysis of adsorption rate and determination of bonding amount and coupling constant.

Features

◎ Label free (no need to use fluorescent dye labeling)◎ Real-time kinetic analysis of adsorption and desorption phenomena◎ Flexible system configuration allowing users to customize attachments(electrochemical cell, CCD camera, temperature control, etc.) to meet the research usage.◎ Measurement software using LabViewTM

*Please feel free to inquire us of the details.*Specifications are subject to change without notice for performance improvement.

◎ Option ■ Liquid-flow system■ Temperature control system■ SPR microscope■ Fluorescence microscopy■ Fluorescence spectroscopy■ Grating-coupling SPR etc.

◎ Configuration

■ Basic SPR optical system size (100 x 450 x 50H) ■θ-2θ goniometer (stepping motor drive) ■ He-Ne laser ■ Actinometer ■ Chopper and Lock-in amplifier ■ Attenuator ■ Sample holder (holder and LaSFN9 prism) ■ PC and Software

◎ Specifications

■ Resolution: Angle resolution   0.0025 Time resolution   0.1 sec.■ Reflectance sensitivity:  0.1%■ Measurement mode ・Angle scan mode   Measurement range: incidence angle of 10°to 90°   Optical sensitivity of film-thickness : 1Å  ・Kinetics mode Reflectance sensitivity  0.1% Time resolution   0.1 sec.■ Extensibility: ・Open unit allows users to customize   attachments to meet the research usage

■ Distributor■ Manufacturer

inlet outlet

gold layer

DetectorLaser Beam

Surface Plasmon Resonance: Optical Principle

When the incoming light is reflected on the interface of about 50nm thick metal layer through a prism, at a certain angle of incidence in total internal reflection, the characteristic light absorption (attenuationof reflected light) can be observed. This is the Surface Plasmon Resonance (SPR) phenomena. It is verysensitive to the change of reflective index of the media, i.e. molecular adsorption to the metal interface inthe evanescent light distance, and monitoring the change allows high-sensitivity measurement ofmolecular-adsorption movement on surface.The irradiated light on the backside is totally reflected and generates the weak energy wave(evanescent wave) on the metal layer side, then the interaction between the materials induced onthe sensor-chip surface differ the dielectric constant and influence the surface plasmon. Thus, we can recognize the interaction between the materials as a change of resonance.

Measurement ModesAngle Scan ModeThe system sweeps the angle of incidence and monitorsthe reflected intensity with θ-2θgoniometer.Angle scan mode allows users to determinate theadsorption quantity of molecules.

Kinetics ModeThe system fixes the angle of incidence and measures the reflected light intensity as a function of time.Kinetics mode allows users to monitor theadsorption/desorption process of molecules in real time.

*For more information, please contact us.

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R-DEC Co., Ltd.1-16-10 Ninomiya, TsukubaIbaraki 305-0051 JapanPhone: +81-29-858-0211Fax : +81-29-855-9877

ELC Co., Ltd.202 Parkside Ninomiya1-16-9 Ninomiya,TsukubaIbaraki 305-0511 JapanPhone: +81-29-852-0511Fax : +81-29-860-2077

Fresnel Equation1.0

Critical Angle for TotalInternal Reflection

θ cIncidence Angle / degree

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θ cIncidence Angle / degree

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Metal Layer

Evanescent Wave

Decay length = 2π (n.sinθ) -12

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Solvent