The Titration Kinetic Analyser measures microstructural and molecular processes in liquids when concentration of selected compounds is changed (titration), or with time, when a chemical reaction is started by an injection of a required compound. This provides a valuable tool for product and process development as well as scientists in universities and research institutes working in the field of life science, biomedical and biopharmaceutical and other areas. In addition the device can be used as a small volume high-resolution ultrasonic spectrometer, which can perform ultrasonic measurements in a broad temperature range. TKA requires only 0.04 ml of sample allows cost-effective analysis of expensive materials such as proteins, nucleic acids and antibodies. The Titration Kinetic Analyser does not require any optical markers or optical activity of analysed compounds and can analyse molecular binding and chemical reactions in optically non-transparent samples such as blood. In addition, the Analyser has the unique ability to follow simultaneously an analysed molecular process, and associated supramolecular transformations, such as aggregation, change in particle size and others. Examples of application of TKA include measurement of binding constants, drug screening, enzymatic activity, kinetics of chemical reactions and others. The device is based on the patented principles of High-Resolution Ultrasonic Spectroscopy and consists of sampling and measuring modules. It is PC controlled, robotic compatible, has flexible and user friendly software interface. Learn more about TKA Technical parameters of the model | ● | Two 0.03 ml cells for parallel or differential sample analysis | | ● | Stirring System | | ● | Frequency Range from 5 to 17 MHz | | ● | High-Resolution & Reproducibility (down to 0.2mm/s for Velocity and 0.3% for Attenuation) | | ● | Temperature Range -20ºC to 120ºC | | ● | Absolute Temperature Control down to 0.01ºC |
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