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 Quantify Proteins in Solution from 10 µL
Aqueous protein analysis by FTIR is notoriously hard. Water absorbance dominates the spectrum. Sample volumes are usually large. There is a solution. Multiple reflection ATR quantifies proteins using less than 10 µL of sample, at as low as 0.5 mg/mL concentrations.
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