RedShiftBio has announced the launch of Aurora TX, a cutting-edge instrument with MMS technology for biomolecular analysis, at the upcoming PEGS conference in Boston. Aurora TX offers ultra-sensitive and precise measurements of biomolecule structure and stability, with the addition of thermal ramping capability. This technology allows for background-subtracted measurements of a wide range of biomolecules at various concentrations. Aurora TX is particularly useful for RNA analysis, enabling researchers to detect structural changes with high sensitivity. The instrument’s thermal ramping feature offers researchers the ability to induce temperature stress for detecting structural changes. Overall, Aurora TX represents a significant advancement in biophysical characterization technology.
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Revolutionizing RNA and protein analysis with ultra-sensitive microfluidic modulation spectroscopy and thermal ramping capability
