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Lifting or Moving the Instrument

To avoid risk of injury, use proper lifting techniques when lifting or moving the instrument or
other system components.

Electrical Requirements and Safety

Power supplied to the system must be from dedicated, uninterrupted sources. Power must be
free of voltage dropouts, transient spikes, frequency shifts, and other line disturbances that
impair reliable performance.

If you suspect power quality problems at your site, or if your system will be installed in a
heavy industrial environment, we recommend a power quality audit before installation.
Contact us or your local electrical authority for more information.

Grounding

CAUTION

Avoid shock hazard.

• Only a qualified person using the appropriate measuring device shall check the line

voltage, current and frequency.

• Only our trained and certified service representatives shall attempt to service a

component that carries this symbol.

• If a protective cover on a system component appears damaged, turn off the system

and secure it against any unintended operation. Always examine the protective cover
for transport stresses after shipping.

• Even after this instrument has been disconnected from all voltage sources, capacitors

may remain charged for up to 30 seconds and can cause an electrical shock.

• Do not allow liquid to run over or into any surface where it may gain entry into the

instrument.

• Do not attempt to remove the cover of the instrument.

CAUTION

Avoid shock hazard. Each wall outlet used must be equipped with a ground.

The ground must be a noncurrent-carrying wire connected to earth ground at the main
distribution box.

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Summary of Contents for NanoDrop One

Page 1: ...NanoDrop Micro UV Vis Spectrophotometers NanoDrop One User Guide 269 309102 Revision A May 2017 ...

Page 2: ...nanodrop com Order aspx Thermo Fisher Scientific Inc provides this document to its customers with a product purchase to use in the product operation This document is copyright protected and any reproduction of the whole or any part of this document is strictly prohibited except with the written authorization of Thermo Fisher Scientific Inc The contents of this document are subject to change withou...

Page 3: ...ements 32 Measure using a Custom Factor 35 Measure Nucleic Acid using a Custom Factor 35 Custom Factor Reported Results 37 Settings for Nucleic Acid Measurements using a Custom Factor 39 Detection Limits for Nucleic Acid Measurements using a Custom Factor 39 Measure Oligo DNA or Oligo RNA 41 Measure Oligo DNA or Oligo RNA 41 Oligo Reported Results 45 Settings for Oligo DNA and Oligo RNA Measuremen...

Page 4: ...urements 100 Measure Protein Bradford 101 Measure Total Protein Concentration 101 Protein Bradford Reported Results 106 Settings for Protein Bradford Measurements 109 Measure Protein Lowry 111 Measure Total Protein Concentration 111 Protein Lowry Reported Results 114 Settings for Protein Lowry Measurements 118 Measure Protein Pierce 660 119 Measure Total Protein Concentration 119 Protein Pierce 66...

Page 5: ...Data Viewer 221 NanoDrop One General Operations 229 Instrument Settings 240 Acclaro Sample Intelligence 248 NanoDrop One Viewer Software 256 Viewer Home Screen 257 Manage Experiments and Associated Data 259 Manage Identifiers on a PC 269 Manage Custom Methods 274 Multimedia 286 Chapter 19 Maintenance 289 Maintenance Schedule 290 Cleaning the Touchscreen 291 Maintaining the Pedestals 292 Cleaning t...

Page 6: ...Contents vi NanoDrop One User Guide Thermo Scientific Chapter 6 About this Help System 311 Chapter 7 Technical Support 313 ...

Page 7: ...nstrument can be connected to an optional printer with a USB cable or to a remote printer through an Ethernet connection or wireless network NOTICE Before operating a NanoDrop One instrument please read the safety and operating precautions and then follow their recommendations when using the instrument Instrument Models and Features There are two models available for the NanoDrop One spectrophotom...

Page 8: ...es The NanoDrop OneC model also features a cuvette holder for analyzing dilute samples using standard UV visible cuvettes Both instruments come with a built in 7 inch Android high resolution touchscreen preloaded with easy to use instrument control software The NanoDrop One software is loaded with features to integrate with and simplify your daily workflows 1Locate the instrument away from air ven...

Page 9: ...hermo Scientific NanoDrop One User Guide 3 Touchscreen 1Two more USB A ports are located on instrument back panel Touchscreen can slide left or right to accommodate personal preference and tilt forward or back for optimal viewing USB A port1 Pedestals Touchscreen ...

Page 10: ... demand technical support for measurements that are atypical or very low concentration invalid result alerts a column sensor monitors for the presence of bubbles or reflective particles that can compromise measurement results The NanoDrop OneC model includes a cuvette holder for measuring dilute samples colorimetric assays cell cultures and kinetic studies The cuvette system has these additional f...

Page 11: ...ing of data from each sample measurement or from a group of samples logged and measured together The printer connects to the instrument front or back via a USB cable included PR 1 Pedestal Reconditioning Kit PV 1 Performance Verification Solution Liquid photometric standard used to check instrument performance For more information see Performance Verification Specially formulated conditioning comp...

Page 12: ... connection is required for registration To register your instrument 1 Do one of the following From the NanoDrop One Viewer software running on a personal computer PC that is connected to the Internet open the Help menu and choose NanoDrop One Website From any PC that is connected to the Internet use any web browser to navigate to our website 2 On the website locate NanoDrop One Registration and f...

Page 13: ...o install the Viewer software on a computer for the first time open any web browser and find the NanoDrop website To update or upgrade the Viewer software from the Viewer Home screen open the Help menu and choose NanoDrop One Website to open our website 2 On the NanoDrop website locate the software downloads page 3 Select to download NanoDrop One PC Viewer software English version and follow the i...

Page 14: ... USB device into any USB port on the NanoDrop One instrument 6 From the instrument Home screen tap Settings System Update Software If the USB device contains more than one version of the installer a message is displayed Select the version to install English installer must be run first and tap Update An instrument restart is required after the English installer completes When the installation is co...

Page 15: ...0 ng μL pedestal 0 20 ng μL cuvette 27 500 ng μL pedestal 75 ng μL cuvette 2 0 ng μL for sample concentrations between 2 0 and 100 ng μL samples 2 for samples 100 ng μL ssDNA 1 3 ng μL pedestal 0 13 ng μL cuvette 18 150 ng μL pedestal 49 5 ng μL cuvette 2 0 ng μL for sample concentrations between 2 0 and 100 ng μL samples 2 for samples 100 ng μL RNA 1 6 ng μL pedestal 0 16 ng μL cuvette 22 000 ng ...

Page 16: ...eagent sample volume 8000 μg mL 100 μg μL 25 μg mL for 100 500 μg mL samples 5 for 500 8000 μg mL samples 4 μg mL for 15 50 μg mL samples 5 for 50 125 μg mL samples Protein Pierce 660 50 μg mL 15 1 reagent sample volume 25 μg mL 7 5 1 reagent sample volume 2000 μg mL 1000 μg mL 3 μg mL for 50 125 μg mL samples 2 for samples 125 μg mL 3 μg mL for 25 125 μg mL samples 2 for samples 125 μg mL a Based...

Page 17: ...μL for sample concentrations between 0 20 and 4 0 pmol μL 2 for samples 4 0 pmol μL Cy5 Cy5 5 Alexa Fluor 647 0 12 pmol μL pedestal 60 pmol μL pedestal 0 12 pmol μL for sample concentrations between 0 12 and 2 4 pmol μL 2 for samples 2 4 pmol μL Alexa Fluor 488 Alexa Fluor 594 0 4 pmol μL pedestal 215 pmol μL pedestal 0 40 pmol μL for sample concentrations between 0 40 and 8 0 pmol μL 2 for sample...

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Page 19: ...A230 A single point baseline correction can also be used To measure dsDNA ssDNA or RNA samples Measures the concentration of purified dsDNA ssDNA or RNA samples that absorb at 260 nm Measure dsDNA ssDNA or RNA Reported Results Settings Detection Limits Calculations NOTICE Do not use a squirt or spray bottle on or near the instrument as liquids will flow into the instrument and may cause permanent ...

Page 20: ...nt light path 4 Tap Blank and wait for the measurement to complete Tip If Auto Blank is On the blank measurement starts automatically after you lower the arm This option is not available for cuvette measurements 5 Lift the arm and clean both pedestals with a new laboratory wipe or remove the blanking cuvette 6 Pipette 1 2 μL sample solution onto the pedestal and lower the arm or insert the sample ...

Page 21: ...ion See Choosing and Measuring a Blank for more information For micro volume measurements Ensure pedestal surfaces are properly cleaned and conditioned If possible heat highly concentrated or large molecule samples such as genomic or lambda DNA to 63 C 145 F and gently but thoroughly vortex before taking a measurement Avoid introducing bubbles when mixing and pipetting Follow best practices for mi...

Page 22: ...e spectra Press and hold sample row to view measurement details Drag tab down up to see more less sample data Nucleic acid concentration UV spectrum Tap to select unit Purity ratios Menu of options tap to open Sample name tap to edit Swipe screen left to view table with more measurement results Pinch and zoom to adjust axes double tap to reset Tap to end experiment and export data Menu of options ...

Page 23: ...the sample row Here is an example sample details application and sampling method used i e pedestal or cuvette sample name created on date sample measurement was taken nucleic acid concentration A260 A280 A260 A230 A260 A280 factor baseline correction Related Topics Basic Instrument Operations Nucleic Acid Calculations Setting for Nucleic Acid Measurements To show the dsDNA ssDNA or RNA settings fr...

Page 24: ... absorbance of sample spectrum is zero at specified baseline correction wavelength The nucleic acid applications use the Beer Lambert equation to correlate absorbance with concentration Solving Beer s law for concentration yields the equation at the right Beer Lambert Equation solved for concentration c A b where A UV absorbance in absorbance units AU wavelength dependent molar absorptivity coeffi...

Page 25: ...t molar extinction coefficient in ng cm μL b sample pathlength in cm As a result analyte concentration c is calculated as c A 1 b or c A f where c analyte concentration in ng μL A absorbance in absorbance units A f factor in ng cm μL see below For the dsDNA ssDNA and RNA applications the generally accepted factors for nucleic acids are used in conjunction with Beer s Law to calculate sample concen...

Page 26: ...her than 10 mm cuvettes the spectra are normalized to a 10 mm pathlength equivalent A260 absorbance Nucleic acid absorbance values are measured at 260 nm using the normalized spectrum This is the reported A260 value if Baseline Correction is not selected If Baseline Correction is selected the absorbance value at the correction wavelength is subtracted from the absorbance at 260 nm The corrected ab...

Page 27: ...nm An A260 A280 purity ratio of 1 8 is generally accepted as pure for DNA 2 0 for RNA Acidic solutions may under represent the reported value by 0 2 0 3 the opposite is true for basic solutions A260 A230 purity ratio Ratio of corrected absorbance at 260 nm to corrected absorbance at 230 nm An A260 A230 purity ratio between 1 8 and 2 2 is generally accepted as pure for DNA and RNA Note Although pur...

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Page 29: ...entrations as low as 0 2 picomole per microliter To measure microarray samples Measures the concentration of purified nucleic acids that have been labeled with up to two fluorescent dyes for use in downstream microarray applications Measure Microarray Samples Reported Results Settings Detection Limits Calculations NOTICE Do not use a squirt or spray bottle on or near the instrument as liquids will...

Page 30: ...tific Before you begin Before taking pedestal measurements with the NanoDrop One instrument lift the instrument arm and clean the upper and lower pedestals At a minimum wipe the pedestals with a new laboratory wipe For more information see Cleaning the Pedestals ...

Page 31: ...ts automatically after you lower the arm This option is not available for cuvette measurements 5 Lift the arm and clean both pedestals with a new laboratory wipe or remove the blanking cuvette 6 Pipette 1 2 μL sample solution onto the pedestal and lower the arm or insert the sample cuvette into the cuvette holder 7 Start the sample measurement Pedestal If Auto Measure is On lower arm if Auto Measu...

Page 32: ...ic Related Topics Best Practices for Nucleic Acid Measurements Measure a Micro Volume Sample Measure a Sample Using a Cuvette Best Practices for Micro Volume Measurements Best Practices for Cuvette Measurements Prepare Samples and Blanks Basic Instrument Operations ...

Page 33: ...s and hold sample row to view measurement details Nucleic acid concentration Tap to select unit UV visible spectrum Menu of options tap to open Sample name tap to edit Swipe screen left to view table with more measurement results Pinch and zoom to adjust axes double tap to reset Tap to end experiment and export data Note A baseline correction is performed at 750 nm absorbance value at 750 nm is su...

Page 34: ...destal or cuvette sample name created on date sample measurement was taken nucleic acid concentration A260 A260 A280 dye 1 dye 2 concentration sample type analysis correction factor Related Topics Basic Instrument Operations Microarray Calculations Settings for Microarray Measurements Microarray settings The Microarray Setup screen appears after you select the Microarray application from the Nucle...

Page 35: ...tically based on widely accepted value for each base unit Custom with user specified factor in ng cm μL Enter factor between 15 ng cm μL and 150 ng cm μL Dye 1 Dye 2 Typea a To add a custom dye or edit the list of available dyes use the Dye Chromophore Editor Cy3 5 3 5 or 5 5 Alexa Fluor 488 546 555 594 647 or 660 Select pre defined dye s used to label sample material or one that has been added us...

Page 36: ...e Home screen tap Dye Chrom Editor from the Microarray or Proteins Labels measurement screen tap Settings Dye Chrom Editor These operations are available from the Dye Chromophore Editor Tap to add custom dye Tap to edit selected custom dye Tap to delete selected custom dye Locked dye pre defined cannot be edited or deleted Selected dyes will appear in Dye1 and Dye2 lists in Microarray Setup or Pro...

Page 37: ...ll be used to measure dye s absorbance specify dye s correction values at 260 nm and 280 nm tap Add Dye When a custom dye is selected before a measurement the dye s absorbance and concentration values are reported and the corrections are applied to the measured sample absorbance values and to the resulting sample concentrations and purity ratios Edit custom dye tap to select custom dye tap Note To...

Page 38: ... application offers six options shown at right for selecting an appropriate factor for each measured sample to be used in conjunction with Beer s Law to calculate sample concentration If the factor is known choose the Custom Factor option and enter the factor in ng cm μL Otherwise choose the option that best matches the sample solution Tip Ideally the factor or extinction coefficient should be det...

Page 39: ...elected the absorbance value at the correction wavelength is subtracted from the absorbance at 260 nm If one or more dyes are selected the dye correction values at 260 nm are also subtracted from the absorbance at 260 nm The final corrected absorbance at 260 nm is reported and used to calculate sample concentration A280 absorbance 750 corrected and normalized absorbance value at 280 nm minus the A...

Page 40: ...n selected unit i e ng μL μg uL or μg mL Calculations are based on modified Beer s Law equation using corrected nucleic acid absorbance value A260 A280 purity ratio Ratio of corrected absorbance at 260 nm to corrected absorbance at 280 nm An A260 A280 purity ratio of 1 8 is generally accepted as pure for DNA 2 0 for RNA Acidic solutions may under represent the reported value by 0 2 0 3 the opposit...

Page 41: ...and A260 A230 A single point baseline correction can also be used To measure nucleic acid samples using a custom factor Measures the concentration of purified nucleic acids using a custom factor for the calculations Measure using Custom Factor Reported Results Settings Detection Limits Calculations NOTICE Do not use a squirt or spray bottle on or near the instrument as liquids will flow into the i...

Page 42: ...o align the cuvette light path with the instrument light path 4 Tap Blank and wait for the measurement to complete Tip If Auto Blank is On the blank measurement starts automatically after you lower the arm This option is not available for cuvette measurements 5 Lift the arm and clean both pedestals with a new laboratory wipe or remove the blanking cuvette 6 Pipette 1 2 μL sample solution onto the ...

Page 43: ...vette Measurements Prepare Samples and Blanks Basic Instrument Operations Custom Factor Reported Results For each measured sample this application shows the absorbance spectrum and a summary of the results Here is an example Note The Custom Factor measurement screen is identical to the measurement screen for the other nucleic acid applications except the Custom Factor is reported in the lower left...

Page 44: ...a Custom Factor 38 NanoDrop One User Guide Thermo Scientific Related Topics Basic Instrument Operations Nucleic Acid Reported Results Nucleic Acid Calculations Custom factor used to calculate nucleic acid concentration ...

Page 45: ...t extinction coefficientsample Setting Available Options Description Custom Factor Enter an integer value between 15 ng cm μL and 150 ng cm μL Constant used to calculate nucleic acid concentration in modified Beer s Law equation Based on extinction coefficient and pathlength f 1 260 b where f factor molar extinction coefficient at 260 nm in ng cm μL b sample pathlength in cm 1 cm for nucleic acids...

Page 46: ...ple measurement using an extinction coefficient of 55 the equation looks like this 550 AU 55 ng cm μL 30 250 ng μL Related Topics Detection Limits for All Applications Note For measurements with 10 mm pathlength cuvettes the upper absorbance limit is 1 5 AU which is approximately 75 ng μL for dsDNA ...

Page 47: ... point baseline correction can also be used Measures the concentration of purified ssDNA or RNA oligonucleotides that absorb at 260 nm Measure Oligo DNA or RNA Reported Results Settings Detection Limits Calculations Note If the oligonucleotide has been modified for example with a fluorophore dye check with the oligo manufacturer to determine if the modification contributes absorbance at 260 nm If ...

Page 48: ...nstrument arm and clean the upper and lower pedestals At a minimum wipe the pedestals with a new laboratory wipe For more information see Cleaning the Pedestals NOTICE Do not use a squirt or spray bottle on or near the instrument as liquids will flow into the instrument and may cause permanent damage Do not use hydrofluoric acid HF on the pedestals Fluoride ions will permanently damage the quartz ...

Page 49: ...surement to complete Tip If Auto Blank is On the blank measurement starts automatically after you lower the arm This option is not available for cuvette measurements 5 Lift the arm and clean both pedestals with a new laboratory wipe or remove the blanking cuvette 6 Pipette 1 2 μL sample solution onto the pedestal and lower the arm or insert the sample cuvette into the cuvette holder 7 Start the sa...

Page 50: ...oDrop One User Guide Thermo Scientific Measure a Micro Volume Sample Measure a Sample Using a Cuvette Best Practices for Micro Volume Measurements Best Practices for Cuvette Measurements Prepare Samples and Blanks Basic Instrument Operations ...

Page 51: ...elect sample and update spectrum tap more rows to overlay up to five spectra Press and hold sample row to view measurement details Drag tab down up to see more less sample data UV spectrum1 Purity ratios Tap to select unit Sample name tap to edit Menu of options tap to open Swipe screen left to view table with more measurement results Pinch and zoom to adjust axes double tap to reset Tap to end ex...

Page 52: ...e sample row Here is an example sample details application and sampling method used i e pedestal or cuvette sample name created on date sample measurement was taken nucleic acid concentration A260 A280 A260 A230 A260 A280 factor oligo sequence baseline correction stirrer status Related Topics Basic Instrument Operations Oligo Calculations Note The five nucleotides that comprise DNA and RNA exhibit...

Page 53: ...d C keys to specify the DNA base sequence for RNA Use the G A U and C keys to specify the RNA base sequence Specify your DNA or RNA base sequence by tapping the corresponding keys Each time a base is added to the sequence the software calculates the following Factor Constant used to calculate oligonucleotide concentration in modified Beer s Law equation Based on extinction coefficient and pathleng...

Page 54: ...r Weight of oligo calculated from user defined base sequence Number of Bases entered Molar Ext Coefficient 260 nm Molar extinction coefficient of oligo in ng cm μL at 260 nm calculated from entered base sequence GC Percentage of guanine and cytosine residues in total number of bases entered Baseline Correction On or off Enter baseline correction wavelength in nm or use default value 340 nm Correct...

Page 55: ...or natural essentially randomized sequences but not for short synthetic oligo sequences To ensure the most accurate results we use the exact value of 260 to calculate oligonucleotide concentration The NanoDrop software allows you to specify the base sequence of an oligonucleotide before it is measured For any entered base sequence the software uses the equation at the right to calculate the extinc...

Page 56: ...ments taken with nonstandard other than 10 mm cuvettes the spectra are normalized to a 10 mm pathlength equivalent Nucleic acid absorbance values are measured at 260 nm using the normalized spectrum This is the reported A260 value if Baseline Correction is not selected If Baseline Correction is selected the absorbance value at the correction wavelength is subtracted from the sample absorbance at 2...

Page 57: ...gher 260 280 ratio due to the higher ratio of Uracil compared to that of Thymine Reported Values Nucleic acid concentration Reported in selected unit i e ng μL μg uL or μg mL Calculations are based on modified Beer s Law equation using corrected nucleic acid absorbance value A260 A280 purity ratio Ratio of corrected absorbance at 260 nm to corrected absorbance at 280 nm A260 A230 purity ratio Rati...

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Page 59: ... be used This application does not require a standard curve To measure Protein A280 samples Measures the concentration of purified protein populations that absorb at 280 nm Measure A280 Proteins Reported Results Settings Detection Limits Calculations Note If your samples contain mainly peptide bonds and little or no amino acids use the Protein A205 application instead of Protein A280 NOTICE Do not...

Page 60: ...ntific Before you begin Before taking pedestal measurements with the NanoDrop One instrument lift the instrument arm and clean the upper and lower pedestals At a minimum wipe the pedestals with a new laboratory wipe For more information see Cleaning the Pedestals ...

Page 61: ...automatically after you lower the arm This option is not available for cuvette measurements 5 Lift the arm and clean both pedestals with a new laboratory wipe or remove the blanking cuvette 6 Pipette 2 μL sample solution onto the pedestal and lower the arm or insert the sample cuvette into the cuvette holder 7 Start the sample measurement Pedestal If Auto Measure is On lower arm if Auto Measure is...

Page 62: ...urves Run a blanking cycle to assess the absorbance contribution of your buffer solution If the buffer exhibits strong absorbance at or near the analysis wavelength typically 280 nm or 205 nm you may need to choose a different buffer or application such as a colorimetric assay for example BCA or Pierce 660 See Choosing and Measuring a Blank for more information For micro volume measurements Ensure...

Page 63: ...measurements Measure a Micro Volume Sample Measure a Sample Using a Cuvette Prepare Samples and Blanks Basic Instrument Operations Protein A280 Reported Results Protein A280 measurement screen For each measured sample this application shows the absorbance spectrum and a summary of the results Here is an example ...

Page 64: ...rlay up to five spectra Press and hold sample row to view measurement details Drag tab down up to see more less sample data Swipe screen left to view table with more measurement results Pinch and zoom to adjust axes double tap to reset Tap to end experiment and export data UV spectrum Tap to select unit Menu of options tap to open Sample name tap to edit Protein concentration Absorbance at 280 nm ...

Page 65: ...in A280 settings from the Protein A280 measurement screen tap Protein A280 Setup Protein A280 settings The Protein A280 application provides a variety of sample type options for purified protein analysis Sample name tap to edit Sampling method Application Date time measured Protein conc Absorbance at 280 nm Sample type Baseline correction wavelength Baseline correction absorbance Purity ratio ...

Page 66: ...d rough estimate of protein concentration is acceptable for a solution with no other interfering substances Assumes 0 1 1 mg mL protein solution produces 1 0A at 280 nm where pathlength is 10 mm i e 1 10 BSA 6 67 Calculates BSA Bovine Serum Albumin protein concentration using mass extinction coefficient of 6 67 L gm cm at 280 nm for 1 i e 10 mg mL BSA solution Assuming MW is 66 400 daltons Da mola...

Page 67: ...ar extinction coefficient of 210 000 M 1cm 1 enter 210 Other protein 1 User entered mass extinction coefficient Assumes protein has known mass extinction coefficient Enter mass extinction coefficient in L gm cm for 10 mg mL 1 protein solution Baseline Correction On or off Enter baseline correction wavelength in nm or use default value 340 nm N A Corrects for any offset caused by light scattering p...

Page 68: ...er Description for new protein specify whether to enter Molar Extinction coefficient or Mass Extinction coefficient for custom protein if Mass Extinction coefficient is selected enter mass extinction coefficient in L gm cm for 10 mg mL 1 protein solution Tap to add custom protein Tap to edit selected custom protein Tap to delete selected custom protein Custom proteins will appear in Sample Type li...

Page 69: ...ficient of 210 000 M 1cm 1 enter 210 enter molecular weight MW in kiloDaltons kDa tap OK to close New Protein Type box After you choose OK the new custom protein appears in the Type list in Protein A280 Setup and Proteins Labels Setup Edit custom protein in Protein Editor tap to select custom protein tap to show Edit Protein Type box edit any entries or settings tap OK Tap a field to show keyboard...

Page 70: ...pendent on the upper absorbance limit of the instrument and the sample s extinction coefficient To calculate upper detection limits for other non BSA protein sample types To calculate upper detection limits in ng μL for proteins use the following equation upper absorbance limitinstrument mass extinction coefficientsample 10 For example if the sample s mass extinction coefficient at 280 nm is 6 67 ...

Page 71: ...ts molar extinction coefficient yields the molar concentration of the sample See Published Extinction Coefficients for more information regarding molar vs mass concentration values The extinction coefficient of a peptide or protein is related to its tryptophan W tyrosin Y and cysteine C amino acid composition Tip The extinction coefficient is wavelength specific for each protein and can be affecte...

Page 72: ...ified mass ext coefficient Note See Sample Type for details Most sources report extinction coefficients for proteins measured at or near 280 nm in phosphate or other physiologic buffer These values provide sufficient accuracy for routine assessments of protein concentration Published Extinction Coefficients Published extinction coefficients for proteins may be reported as wavelength dependent mola...

Page 73: ...rotein samples Purity ratios are sensitive to the presence of contaminants in the sample such as residual solvents and reagents typically used during sample purification Measured Values A280 absorbance Note For micro volume absorbance measurements and measurements taken with nonstandard other than 10 mm cuvettes the spectra are normalized to a 10 mm pathlength equivalent Protein absorbance values ...

Page 74: ...ing corrected protein absorbance value A260 A280 purity ratio Ratio of corrected absorbance at 260 nm to corrected absorbance at 280 nm An A260 A280 purity ratio of 0 57 is generally accepted as pure for proteins Note Although purity ratios are important indicators of sample quality the best indicator of protein quality is functionality in the downstream application of interest e g real time PCR ...

Page 75: ...ection of dye concentrations as low as 0 2 picomole per microliter This information is useful for evaluating protein dye conjugation degree of labeling for use in downstream applications To measure labeled protein samples Measures the concentration of purified proteins that have been labeled with up to two fluorescent dyes Measure Labeled Proteins Reported Results Settings Detection Limits Calcula...

Page 76: ...cientific Before you begin Before taking pedestal measurements with the NanoDrop One instrument lift the instrument arm and clean the upper and lower pedestals At a minimum wipe the pedestals with a new laboratory wipe For more information see Cleaning the Pedestals ...

Page 77: ...after you lower the arm This option is not available for cuvette measurements 5 Lift the arm and clean both pedestals with a new laboratory wipe or remove the blanking cuvette 6 Pipette 2 μL sample solution onto the pedestal and lower the arm or insert the sample cuvette into the cuvette holder 7 Start the sample measurement Pedestal If Auto Measure is On lower arm if Auto Measure is off lower arm...

Page 78: ...measurements Measure a Micro Volume Sample Measure a Sample Using a Cuvette Prepare Samples and Blanks Basic Instrument Operations Proteins Labels Reported Results Proteins Labels measurement screen For each measured sample this application shows the absorbance spectrum and a summary of the results Here is an example ...

Page 79: ...ns tap to open Sample name tap to edit Protein concentration Dye concentration s Swipe screen left to view table with more measurement results Pinch and zoom to adjust axes double tap to reset Tap to end experiment and export data Note A baseline correction is performed at 750 nm absorbance value at 750 nm is subtracted from absorbance values at all wavelengths in sample spectrum Micro volume abso...

Page 80: ...ow Here is an example Reported values for Proteins Labels application Sample details application and sampling method used i e pedestal or cuvette Sample Name Creation date Protein A280 Sample Type Dye 1 Dye 2 Sloping Dye Correction Analysis Correction Related Topics Basic Instrument Operations Proteins Labels calculations Settings for Proteins and Labels Measurements To show the Proteins Labels se...

Page 81: ...ects calculation for protein concentration only On or off Enter analysis correction wavelength in nm or use default value 340 nm N A Corrects sample absorbance measurement for any offset caused by light scattering particulates by subtracting absorbance value at specified analysis correction wavelength from absorbance value at analysis wavelength Corrected value is used to calculate sample concentr...

Page 82: ...s apply to any protein sample type The upper detection limits are dependent on the upper absorbance limit of the instrument and the sample s extinction coefficient To calculate upper detection limits for other non BSA protein sample types To calculate upper detection limits in ng μL for proteins use the following equation upper absorbance limitinstrument mass extinction coefficientsample 10 For ex...

Page 83: ...fficient Other protein 1 user specified mass ext coefficient Note See Sample Type for details Calculated protein concentrations are based on the absorbance value at 280 nm the selected or entered extinction coefficient and the sample pathlength A single point baseline correction or analysis correction may be applied Concentration is reported in mass units Calculators are available on the Internet ...

Page 84: ...o calculate dye concentrations Dye correction Pre defined dyes have known correction values for A260 and A280 See Dye Chromophore Editor for correction values used A280 dye correction is subtracted from A280 absorbance value used to calculate protein concentration Sample Pathlength For micro volume measurements the software selects the optimal pathlength between 1 0 mm and 0 03 mm based on sample ...

Page 85: ...standard curve To measure Protein A205 samples Measures the concentration of purified protein populations that absorb at 205 nm Measure A205 Proteins Reported Results Settings Detection Limits Calculations Note If your samples contain mainly amino acids such as tryptophan or tyrosine or cys cys disulfide bonds use the Protein A280 application instead of Protein A205 NOTICE Do not use a squirt or s...

Page 86: ...o the cuvette holder Tip If using a cuvette make sure to align the cuvette light path with the instrument light path 4 Tap Blank and wait for the measurement to complete Tip If Auto Blank is On the blank measurement starts automatically after you lower the arm This option is not available for cuvette measurements 5 Lift the arm and clean both pedestals with a new laboratory wipe or remove the blan...

Page 87: ...9 Measure Protein A205 Thermo Scientific NanoDrop One User Guide 81 Prepare Samples and Blanks Basic Instrument Operations ...

Page 88: ...a Press and hold sample row to view measurement details Drag tab down up to see more less sample data Swipe screen left to view table with more measurement results Pinch and zoom to adjust axes double tap to reset Tap to end experiment and export data UV spectrum Tap to select unit Menu of options tap to open Sample name tap to edit Protein concentration Absorbance at 205 nm Absorbance at 280 nm N...

Page 89: ...nd hold the sample row Here is an example Related Topics Basic Instrument Operations Protein A205 Calculations Settings for Protein A205 Measurements To show the Protein A205 settings from the Protein A205 measurement screen tap Protein A205 Setup Sample name tap to edit Sampling method Application Date time measured Protein conc Absorbance at 205 nm Sample type Baseline Correction wavelength Base...

Page 90: ...ass extinction coefficient in L gm cm for 1 mg mL 0 1 protein solution Baseline Correction On or off Enter baseline correction wavelength in nm or use default value 340 nm N A Corrects for any offset caused by light scattering particulates by subtracting measured absorbance at specified baseline correction wavelength from absorbance values at all wavelengths in sample spectrum As a result absorban...

Page 91: ...nm 27 120 A280 A205 Other protein enter mass extinction coefficient in L gm cm for 1 mg mL 0 1 protein solution Note See Sample Type for details Calculated protein concentrations are based on the absorbance value at 205 nm the selected or entered extinction coefficient and the sample pathlength A single point baseline correction may also be applied Concentration is reported in mass units Calculato...

Page 92: ...nd 0 03 mm based on sample absorbance at the analysis wavelength For cuvette measurements pathlength is determined by the cuvette Pathlength setting in the software see General Settings Displayed spectra and absorbance values are normalized to a 10 mm pathlength equivalent Reported Values Protein concentration Reported in selected unit mg mL or μg mL Calculations are based on Beer Lambert equation...

Page 93: ...n concentration A single point baseline correction is applied Theory of Protein BCA assay The Protein BCA assay uses bicinchoninic acid BCA as the detection reagent for Cu 1 which is formed when Cu 2 is reduced by certain proteins in an alkaline environment A purple reaction product is formed by the chelation of two molecules of BCA with one cuprous ion Cu 1 The resulting Cu BCA chelate formed in ...

Page 94: ...e way See the kit manufacturer s guidelines and recommendations All reference and standards solutions should be the same buffer used to resuspend the samples plus the same volume of reagent added to the samples First standard is a reference measurement The reference solution should contain none of the analyte of interest The reference measurement is not the same as a blank measurement This applica...

Page 95: ...ference and all standards before you start analyzing samples After the first sample has been measured no additional changes are allowed to the standard curve As you measure the standards a measurement screen appears similar to the measurement screens for samples Reference concentration and absorbance value Standard concentrations and absorbance values Swipe left one screen to view standard curve M...

Page 96: ...le The R2 value indicates how well the standard curve fits the standard data points 1 0 is a perfect fit all points lie exactly on the curve Swipe left one screen to view data table for standards Curve type setting R2 value 1 0 equals perfect fit White circles indicate data points for standards Standard curve Press and hold any row to view details ...

Page 97: ...1 Swipe left one screen to see the data table for the standards Here is an example Press and hold a row in any of the previous screens to view details about an individual standard Here is an example Press and hold any row to view details Tap to delete this measurement ...

Page 98: ...dard from standards measurement screen tap application name Setup tap the next empty Concentration field and enter the concentration value for the new standard tap Done Edit standard from standards measurement screen tap application name Setup tap the Concentration field and edit the concentration value tap Done Delete standard from standards measurement screen standard curve screen or standards d...

Page 99: ...e Protein BCA standards and samples Before you begin Before taking pedestal measurements with the NanoDrop One instrument lift the instrument arm and clean the upper and lower pedestals At a minimum wipe the pedestals with a new laboratory wipe For more information see Cleaning the Pedestals NOTICE Do not use a squirt or spray bottle on or near the instrument as liquids will flow into the instrume...

Page 100: ...eat measurement 5 Measure remaining standards pipette 2 μL standard 1 onto pedestal or insert standard 1 cuvette lower arm to start measurement or tap Measure if Auto Measure is off lift arm and clean both pedestals with new wipe or remove cuvette if Replicates setting is greater than 1 repeat measurement repeat substeps above for each additional standard when specified number of standards and rep...

Page 101: ...10 Measure Protein BCA Thermo Scientific NanoDrop One User Guide 95 Prepare Samples and Blanks Basic Instrument Operations ...

Page 102: ...tandard curve is also available by swiping left from the measurement screen or in the Data Viewer as shown below Tap row to select sample and update spectrum tap more rows to overlay up to five spectra Press and hold sample row to view measurement details Drag tab down up to see more less sample data Swipe screen left to view standard curve Pinch and zoom to adjust axes double tap to reset Visible...

Page 103: ...or a selected sample A horizontal line connects the sample absorbance value on the Y axis to the standard curve A vertical line connects that point to the sample concentration value on the X axis Note A baseline correction is performed at 750 nm absorbance value at 750 nm is subtracted from absorbance values at all wavelengths in sample spectrum Micro volume absorbance measurements and measurement...

Page 104: ...nes for up to five samples Press and hold sample row for measurement details Drag tab down up to see more less sample data Pinch and zoom to adjust axes double tap to reset Standard curve Menu of options tap to open Protein concentration for selected sample Absorbance at 562 nm Page control swipe screen left or right to view next or previous screen Curve type R2 value 1 0 equals perfect fit Red sq...

Page 105: ...ds screen see previous image show a summary of the reported values To view all reported values press and hold the sample row Here is an example Related Topics Basic Instrument Operations Protein A280 Calculations Sample name tap to edit Sampling method Date time measured Protein conc Absorbance at 562 nm Baseline correction wavelength Baseline correction absorbance ...

Page 106: ...tandards requires reference measurement and at least one standard Interpolation Draws a series of straight lines to connect all measured standards requires reference measurement and at least one standard 2nd order polynomial Draws the 2nd order least squares polynomial using all measured standards requires reference measurement and at least two standards 3rd order polynomial Draws the 3rd order le...

Page 107: ... 595 nm and uses a standard curve to calculate protein concentration See Working with Standard Curves for more information A single point baseline correction is applied Theory of Protein Bradford assay The Protein Bradford assay uses the protein induced absorbance shift of Coomassie Blue dye to determine total protein concentration The bound protein dye complex is measured at 595 nm and baseline c...

Page 108: ...dations for all standards and samples unknowns Ensure each is subjected to the same timing and temperature throughout the assay Protein standards for generating a standard curve may also be provided by the kit manufacturer Since the NanoDrop One pedestals can measure higher protein concentrations than traditional cuvette based spectrophotometers you may need to supply your own protein standards at...

Page 109: ... For more information see Cleaning the Pedestals To measure Protein Bradford standards and samples 1 From the Home screen select the Proteins tab and tap Protein Bradford 2 Specify a curve type and number of replicates for each standard and enter the concentration of each standard Tip For this assay set Curve Type to 2nd Order Polynomial and Replicates to 3 3 Measure blank pipette 2 μL DI H2O onto...

Page 110: ...peat measurement 5 Measure remaining standards pipette 2 μL standard 1 onto pedestal or insert standard 1 cuvette lower arm to start measurement or tap Measure if Auto Measure is off lift arm and clean both pedestals with new wipe or remove cuvette if Replicates setting is greater than 1 repeat measurement repeat substeps above for each additional standard when specified number of standards and re...

Page 111: ...11 Measure Protein Bradford Thermo Scientific NanoDrop One User Guide 105 Measure a Sample Using a Cuvette Prepare Samples and Blanks Basic Instrument Operations ...

Page 112: ...ts The standard curve is also available by swiping left from the measurement screen or in the Data Viewer as shown below Tap row to select sample and update spectrum tap more rows to overlay up to five spectra Press and hold sample row to view measurement details Drag tab down up to see more less sample data Swipe screen left to view standard curve Pinch and zoom to adjust axes double tap to reset...

Page 113: ...ce value on the Y axis to the standard curve A vertical line connects that point to the sample concentration value on the X axis The R2 value indicates how well the standard curve fits the standard data points 1 0 is a perfect fit that is all points lie exactly on the curve Note A baseline correction is performed at 750 nm absorbance value at 750 nm is subtracted from absorbance values at all wave...

Page 114: ... up to see more less sample data Pinch and zoom to adjust axes double tap to reset Standard curve Menu of options tap to open Protein concentration for selected sample Absorbance at 595 nm Page control swipe screen left or right to view next or previous screen Curve type R2 value 1 0 equals perfect fit Red squares indicate sample data points White circles indicate standard data points Selected sam...

Page 115: ...t screen tap Protein Bradford Setup Sample name tap to edit Sampling method Date time measured Protein conc Absorbance at 595 nm Baseline correction wavelength Baseline correction absorbance Note You can edit the Curve Type setting when measuring standards by changing the list box at the top of the application measurement screen You can edit the concentration value for a standard from the applicat...

Page 116: ...er polynomial Draws the 2nd order least squares polynomial using all measured standards requires reference measurement and at least two standards 3rd order polynomial Draws the 3rd order least squares polynomial using all measured standards requires reference measurement and at least three standards Replicates Enter number of measurements of the reference or the same standard or sample that are av...

Page 117: ...ng with Standard Curves for more information A single point baseline correction is applied Theory of Protein Lowry assay The Protein Lowry assay involves the reaction of protein with cupric sulfate in alkaline solution resulting in the formation of tetradentate copper protein complexes The Folin Ciocalteu reagent is effectively reduced in proportion to the chelated copper complexes The water solub...

Page 118: ... For more information see Cleaning the Pedestals NOTICE Do not use a squirt or spray bottle on or near the instrument as liquids will flow into the instrument and may cause permanent damage Do not use hydrofluoric acid HF on the pedestals Fluoride ions will permanently damage the quartz fiber optic cables To measure Protein Lowry standards and samples 1 From the Home screen select the Proteins tab...

Page 119: ...at measurement 5 Measure remaining standards pipette 2 μL standard 1 onto pedestal or insert standard 1 cuvette lower arm to start measurement or tap Measure if Auto Measure is off lift arm and clean both pedestals with new wipe or remove cuvette if Replicates setting is greater than 1 repeat measurement repeat substeps above for each additional standard when specified number of standards and repl...

Page 120: ...nce spectrum and a summary of the results The standard curve is also available by swiping left from the measurement screen or in the Data Viewer as shown below Tap row to select sample and update spectrum tap more rows to overlay up to five spectra Press and hold sample row to view measurement details Drag tab down up to see more less sample data Swipe screen left to view standard curve Pinch and ...

Page 121: ...value on the Y axis to the standard curve A vertical line connects that point to the sample concentration value on the X axis The R2 value indicates how well the standard curve fits the standard data points 1 0 is a perfect fit that is all points lie exactly on the curve Note A baseline correction is performed at 405 nm absorbance value at 405 nm is subtracted from absorbance values at all wavelen...

Page 122: ...tails Drag tab down up to see more less sample data Pinch and zoom to adjust axes double tap to reset Standard curve Menu of options tap to open Protein concentration for selected sample Absorbance at 650 nm Page control swipe screen left or right to view next or previous screen Curve type R2 value 1 0 equals perfect fit Red squares indicate sample data points White circles indicate standard data ...

Page 123: ...ndards screen see previous image show a summary of the reported values To view all reported values press and hold the sample row Here is an example Related Topics Example standard curve Basic Instrument Operations Sample name tap to edit Sampling method Date time measured Protein conc Absorbance at 650 nm Baseline correction wavelength Baseline correction absorbance ...

Page 124: ...red standards requires reference measurement and at least one standard Interpolation Draws a series of straight lines to connect all measured standards requires reference measurement and at least one standard 2nd order polynomial Draws the 2nd order least squares polynomial using all measured standards requires reference measurement and at least two standards 3rd order polynomial Draws the 3rd ord...

Page 125: ... 660 assay The Protein Pierce 660 assay is based on the binding of a proprietary dye metal complex to protein in acidic conditions that causes a shift in the dye s absorption maximum which is measured at 660 nm The dye metal complex is reddish brown and changes to green upon protein binding The color change is produced by deprotonation of the dye at low pH facilitated by interactions with positive...

Page 126: ...same timing and temperature throughout the assay Protein standards for generating a standard curve may also be provided by the kit manufacturer Since the NanoDrop One pedestals can measure higher protein concentrations than traditional cuvette based spectrophotometers you may need to supply your own protein standards at higher concentrations than provided by the manufacturer For example additional...

Page 127: ...curve type and number of replicates for each standard and enter the concentration of each standard Tip For this assay we recommend setting Curve Type to Linear 3 Measure blank Pipette 2 μL reference solution onto lower pedestal and lower arm or insert reference solution blanking cuvette into cuvette holder reference solution should contain none of the standard protein stock see Working With Standa...

Page 128: ...epeat measurement 5 Measure remaining standards pipette 2 μL standard 1 onto pedestal or insert standard 1 cuvette lower arm to start measurement or tap Measure if Auto Measure is off lift arm and clean both pedestals with new wipe or remove cuvette if Replicates setting is greater than 1 repeat measurement repeat substeps above for each additional standard when specified number of standards and r...

Page 129: ...13 Measure Protein Pierce 660 Thermo Scientific NanoDrop One User Guide 123 Measure a Sample Using a Cuvette Prepare Samples and Blanks Basic Instrument Operations ...

Page 130: ...mple and update spectrum tap more rows to overlay up to five spectra Press and hold sample row to view measurement details Drag tab down up to see more less sample data Swipe screen left to view standard curve Pinch and zoom to adjust axes double tap to reset Visible spectrum Menu of options tap to open Protein concentration Absorbance at 660 nm Note A baseline correction is performed at 750 nm ab...

Page 131: ...e indicates how well the standard curve fits the standard data points 1 0 is a perfect fit that is all points lie exactly on the curve Tap row to select sample and update graph tap more rows to overlay abs conc lines for up to five samples Press and hold sample row for measurement details Drag tab down up to see more less sample data Pinch and zoom to adjust axes double tap to reset Standard curve...

Page 132: ...e standards screen see previous image show a summary of the reported values To view all reported values press and hold the sample row Here is an example Related Topics Example standard curve Basic Instrument Operations Sample name tap to edit Sampling method Date time measured Protein conc Absorbance at 660 nm Baseline correction wavelength Baseline correction absorbance ...

Page 133: ...on Draws a series of straight lines to connect all measured standards requires reference measurement and at least one standard 2nd order polynomial Draws the 2nd order least squares polynomial using all measured standards requires reference measurement and at least two standards 3rd order polynomial Draws the 3rd order least squares polynomial using all measured standards requires reference measur...

Page 134: ...13 Measure Protein Pierce 660 128 NanoDrop One User Guide Thermo Scientific Instrument Settings ...

Page 135: ...ial and stationary The OD600 application reports cell concentration in cells mL A single point absorbance correction can be used This application does not require a standard curve Theory of OD600 application The OD600 application measures light transmission and uses that value to calculate absorbance In spectroscopy transmitted light is defined as any light that is not absorbed by reflected from a...

Page 136: ...n the same type of spectrophotometer and method i e pedestal vs cuvette as the amount of scattered light captured varies based on the optical configuration When using a different spectrophotometer or method calculate and apply a conversion factor to the reported results For example to compare OD readings using the pedestal vs a cuvette a conversion factor can be calculated as follows Conversion fa...

Page 137: ...nce at 600 nm use an alternative wavelength such as 400 nm to measure absorbance or use cuvettes instead of micro volume measurements For cuvette measurements NanoDrop OneC instruments only Use clean plastic glass or quartz cuvettes Follow best practices for cuvette measurements Do not use the automatic stirring feature for this assay To measure OD600 samples Before you begin Before taking pedesta...

Page 138: ... path with the instrument light path 4 Tap Blank and wait for the measurement to complete Tip If Auto Blank is On the blank measurement starts automatically after you lower the arm This option is not available for cuvette measurements 5 Lift the arm and clean both pedestals with a new laboratory wipe or remove the blanking cuvette 6 Pipette 2 μL sample solution onto the pedestal and lower the arm ...

Page 139: ...ive spectra Press and hold sample row to view measurement details Drag tab down up to see more less sample data Swipe screen left to view table with more measurement results Pinch and zoom to adjust axes double tap to reset UV visible spectrum Menu of options tap to open Correctedabsorbance at 600 nm Corrected absorbance at additional wavelength Absorbance correction Additional wavelength Note Mic...

Page 140: ...old the sample row Here is an example Related Topics Basic Instrument Operations OD600 Calculations Settings for OD600 Measurements To show the OD600 settings from the OD600 measurement screen tap OD600 Setup Sample name tap to edit Sampling method Application Date time measured Corrected abs at 600 nm Absorbance correction Factor Cell culture concentration A600 Factor Additional wavelength Correc...

Page 141: ...for displayed spectrum This can be useful for example to correct baseline offset caused by any difference between the media solution used to blank the instrument and media used to suspend the cell culture sample and because scattered light generally produces an offset Absorbance correction value is subtracted from absorbance values at all wavelengths in sample spectrum All displayed absorbance val...

Page 142: ...lar absorption coefficient or extinction coefficient at specified wavelength b pathlength in cm 1 0 cm for the NanoDrop One instruments Cell number conversion factor 108 Any number User defined factor Generally accepted factor for measured cell type or one derived empirically using a solution of study cells at known concentration using the same media Default value is 1x108 which is the generally a...

Page 143: ...orbance Correction is specified this is the reported A600 value and the value used to calculate cell concentration If an Absorbance Correction is specified the normalized and absorbance corrected absorbance value at 600 nm is reported and used to calculate cell concentration A absorbance Normalized and absorbance corrected if used absorbance value at any specified Additional Monitored Wavelength i...

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Page 145: ... the instrument the method must also reside on the instrument This is the only way to run a custom method if your instrument is not connected to the computer with an Ethernet cable or through a wireless network Runs a custom measurement method created using NanoDrop One Viewer software Measure Custom Method Delete Custom Method Reported Results Note If the computer is connected to the instrument w...

Page 146: ...t 3 From the Home screen select the Custom tab and tap Custom 4 Use the list box at the top of the screen to indicate the USB port used 5 Tap Load Method A message box shows the NanoDrop One methods available on the selected USB device 6 Tap one or more method names in the Load Method box to select the methods to load 7 Tap Load Note Custom methods downloaded from the NanoDrop One website have a z...

Page 147: ...bsequently acquired measurement results in the database on the instrument set Data Storage to Local see example above To run a custom method that resides on a personal computer connected to the instrument with an Ethernet cable and store all subsequently acquired measurement results in the database on that computer set Data Storage to Direct Connect PC see Set Up Ethernet Connection in Set Up the ...

Page 148: ...om Method for more information If Data Storage is set to Direct Connect PC Ethernet or a specific computer name wireless Custom Setup shows only custom methods that reside on the wired Ethernet or specified wireless computer see Create Custom Method for more information 3 In the Select Method box tap to select the method to run Information about the selected method appears in the Method Details bo...

Page 149: ...elated Topics Measure a Micro Volume Sample Measure a Sample Using a Cuvette Create Custom Method Set Up the Instrument Export Custom Method Delete Custom Method From Home screen select Custom tab and tap Custom In Select Method box tap to select method to delete tap ...

Page 150: ...ample and update spectrum tap more rows to overlay up to five spectra Press and hold sample row to view measurement details Drag tab down up to see more less sample data UV visible spectrum Menu of options tap to open Analyte concentration Swipe screen left to view table with more measurement results Pinch and zoom to adjust axes double tap to reset Note Micro volume absorbance measurements and me...

Page 151: ...t appears after each measurement see previous image shows a summary of the reported values To view all reported values press and hold the sample row Here is an example Related Topics Basic Instrument Operations Sample name tap to edit Sampling method Method name Date time measured Analyte concentration Method details ...

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Page 153: ...athlength adjustment and a single point baseline correction can also be used To make UV Vis measurements Measures the absorbance of any sample at up to 40 wavelengths across the ultra violet UV and visible regions of the spectrum Measure UV Vis Reported Results Settings Detection Limits NOTICE Do not use a squirt or spray bottle on or near the instrument as liquids will flow into the instrument an...

Page 154: ...e holder Tip If using a cuvette make sure to align the cuvette light path with the instrument light path 4 Tap Blank and wait for the measurement to complete Tip If Auto Blank is On the blank measurement starts automatically after you lower the arm This option is not available for cuvette measurements 5 Lift the arm and clean both pedestals with a new laboratory wipe or remove the blanking cuvette...

Page 155: ... or application See Choosing and Measuring a Blank for more information For micro volume measurements Ensure pedestal surfaces are properly cleaned and conditioned Ensure samples are homogeneous before taking a measurement Avoid introducing bubbles when mixing and pipetting Follow best practices for micro volume measurements Use a 1 2 μL sample volume See Recommended Sample Volumes for more inform...

Page 156: ...ew measurement details Drag tab down up to see more less sample data Swipe screen left to view table with more measurement results Pinch and zoom to adjust axes double tap to reset Tap to end experiment and export data UV Vis spectrum Tap to edit Menu of options tap to open Sample name tap to edit Absorbance at user defined wavelength 1 450 nm Absorbance at user defined wavelength 2 623 nm Tap to ...

Page 157: ...press and hold the sample row Here is an example Related Topics Basic Instrument Operations Note Scroll up to display absorbance values for any additional user defined wavelengths Sample name tap to edit Sampling method Application Date time measured Automated pathlength setting Baseline correction absorbance Absorbance at 450 nm Baseline correction wavelength Absorbance at 623 nm Absorbance at 63...

Page 158: ...ated pathlength selection Allows the software to use the optimal shorter pedestal pathlength for high concentration samples to help prevent detector saturation see Detection Limits for details When selected the shorter pathlength is used when any wavelength between 220 nm and 850 nm has 10 mm equivalent absorbance value of 12 5 or higher For wavelengths between 190 nm and 219 nm the change to the ...

Page 159: ...16 Measure UV Vis Thermo Scientific NanoDrop One User Guide 153 ...

Page 160: ...16 Measure UV Vis 154 NanoDrop One User Guide Thermo Scientific ...

Page 161: ...l 37 C heater and micro stirrer To make kinetic measurements Make time based kinetic measurements using the cuvette holder NanoDrop OneC model instruments only Measure Kinetics Create Kinetics Method Edit Kinetics Method Reported Results Settings Detection Limits Note The instrument arm can be up during cuvette measurements which allows you to add reagents to the sample solution if desired NOTICE ...

Page 162: ... the method name in the Select Method box create a new method by tapping Create Method specifying the method settings and choosing Save Method edit an existing method by tapping the method name and choosing Edit Method 3 Specify any cuvette options such as heating or stirring by tapping Settings see General settings for details Note If your cuvette pathlength is not 10 mm specify the correct pathl...

Page 163: ...lls you the current temperature and waits for the heater to reach the target temperature before starting the measurements Note You may add reagents to the sample solution at any time during the measurement Use the Pause button at the bottom of the measurement screen to pause the experiment if you need to end the experiment early tap Stop Wait for all measurement stages to complete Remove cuvette a...

Page 164: ...trument However once the method is created it can be saved in the NanoDrop One database on the local instrument or in the NanoDrop Viewer database on a connected PC To create a new kinetics method from Home screen tap Kinetics tab Kinetics application tap Create Method the method settings are displayed with Name and Range tab selected enter Method Name and Description if desired select Measurement...

Page 165: ...tage the colored boxes correspond with the specified delay and number of intervals for each stage to save the method and return to the Kinetics menu tap Save Method to run the method tap Run Method Related Topics Edit Kinetics Method Edit Kinetics Method Kinetics methods can be edited only on the NanoDrop One instrument To edit an existing kinetics method if the instrument has a connected PC Ether...

Page 166: ... screen tap Kinetics tab Kinetics application select a method by tapping the method name in the Select Method box tap Edit Method edit method settings as desired tap Save Method to save your changes tap Run Method to run the updated method Related Topics Create Kinetic Method ...

Page 167: ...b down to see more entries Each item in the list at the right has a corresponding absorbance spectrum at the left The image below highlights the available features Tap row to select measurement and update spectrum tap more rows to overlay up to five spectra Press and hold row to view measurement details Drag tab down up to see more less sample data Swipe screen left to view Rate measurement screen...

Page 168: ...time with time on the X axis and absorbance on the Y axis Measurements taken at each specified wavelength are presented in a unique color A key showing the monitored wavelengths and their assigned colors appears in the upper left corner of the screen Tap to update plot to show change in measured absorbance over time see example below Swipe screen left to view data table swipe right to return to ab...

Page 169: ...bsorbance over time where each data point is the difference in absorbance from the previous measurement Tap to update plot to show measured absorbance over time see example above Swipe screen left to view data table swipe right to return to absorbance measurement screen Tap to end experiment and export data User defined wavelengths ...

Page 170: ...r defined wavelengths at a given stage and time Scroll down to see measurement information that is out of view The image below highlights the available features Swipe screen right to return to Rate measurement screen Tap to end experiment and export data Absorbance values for each user defined wavelength Press and hold row to view measurement details Measurement number Stage Measurement time click...

Page 171: ...ss and hold the measurement row Here is an example Related Topics Basic Instrument Operations Measurement number Sampling method Date time measured Meas stage Absorbance at 260 nm Absorbance at 340 nm Absorbance at 660 nm User defined wavelengths Meas time Method details scroll up to view more Application used Delete this measurement Return to previous screen Printthis screen ...

Page 172: ...thod name Enter a name for this method this name appears in the Kinetics Setup box after the method has been saved Description Enter a detailed description for this method if desired such as the type of samples added reagents etc Measurement range Select the spectral range in which this method will acquire data Available options Ultra violet only 190 nm 350 nm Visible only 350 nm 850 nm Ultra viol...

Page 173: ... of absorbance measurements to take in this stage Note Since the first measurement is taken when the stage starts the number of measurements reported for each stage will be the Intervals setting plus 1 Duration Readout shows the total time required for this stage including any delay and all specified intervals The colored rows at the right see image below show the start and end times for each stag...

Page 174: ...onds Stage 2 9 11 13 15 and 17 seconds Stage 3 22 27 and 32 seconds Note Kinetic experiments are limited to 1000 measurements This means the total number of measurements from all intervals in all stages must be less than 1000 Consider available instrument or computer disc space for lengthy experiments Tab Setting Description ...

Page 175: ...Learning Center How the Instrument Works Set Up the Instrument Measure a Micro Volume Sample Measure using a Cuvette Prepare Samples and Blanks Basic Instrument Operations Acclaro Sample Intelligence Instrument Settings NanoDrop One Viewer Multimedia ...

Page 176: ...ter uses surface tension to hold a small volume of sample between two pedestals The patented sample retention system enables the measurement of highly concentrated samples without the need for dilutions A fiber optic cable embedded in the upper pedestal leads to a xenon light source A second cable embedded in the lower pedestal leads to a detector When the instrument arm is down the sample forms a...

Page 177: ...lculate the total absorbance of the sample according to the equation at the left Beer Lambert equation where A absorbance in absorbance units A wavelength dependent molar absorptivity coefficient or extinction coefficient in liter mol cm b pathlength in cm c analyte concentration in moles liter or molarity M Sample Concentration The Beer Lambert equation Beer s law shown at the left is used to cor...

Page 178: ... an Accessory To connect a compatible printer or other compatible accessory such as a USB keyboard and or mouse to the instrument use any USB port on the instrument front back left or back right See Accessories for information about accessories compatible with the NanoDrop One instruments Ethernet Power on off Power USB A 2 CAUTION Avoid shock hazard Each wall outlet used must be equipped with a g...

Page 179: ...nd no Bluetooth input devices are listed tap Off button to enable Bluetooth connectivity button turns blue changes to On and software automatically searches for any available Bluetooth input devices If no Bluetooth devices are found after a few seconds the message No nearby Bluetooth devices were found is displayed to add a Bluetooth device follow manufacturer instructions to pair the device for e...

Page 180: ...le Devices list a pairing request similar to the following may be displayed complete any instructions to pair the device Note If your Bluetooth device does not pair restart the device and then repeat the steps above to pair it with the instrument you may also try turning Bluetooth off and back on After a device is paired it remains paired even after the instrument is restarted ...

Page 181: ... Bluetooth device for input without disconnecting or unpairing it This allows others to easily reselect and use the device for input For example if there are multiple connected and paired Bluetooth input devices such as a keyboard and a barcode scanner follow these steps to select the devices to use or to deselect devices you don t want to use from instrument Home screen tap tap System tab tap Blu...

Page 182: ...k to return to System settings tap Done to close Settings Disconnect Bluetooth device from instrument Home screen tap tap System tab tap Bluetooth to disconnect paired Bluetooth device tap its Profiles button Note If no Bluetooth device is selected for input the instrument relies on the integrated touchscreen keyboard for input To select the device again follow the steps above and select the devic...

Page 183: ...ftware installed you can set up that computer to store data acquired with the NanoDrop One instrument in the NanoDrop One database on the connected PC See Select Location for Saving Acquired Data for details If the data have been exported to the NanoDrop One Viewer sql format and the Viewer software is installed on the connected computer you can use the Viewer software to import and then view or p...

Page 184: ...rument and a personal computer Connection to a network jack Select if you plan to connect an Ethernet cable between the NanoDrop One instrument and a network wall jack connect one end of Ethernet cable to Ethernet port on instrument back panel connect other end of Ethernet cable to either the computer Ethernet port or an active network wall jack Note If the computer is an older model you may need ...

Page 185: ...en tap Settings tap Networking tab tap Wi Fi if Wi Fi is disabled button in upper right is set to OFF and no wireless networks are listed tap button to enable Wi Fi and display available Wi Fi networks select remote computer s Wi Fi network host and tap Connect here is an example Note To store or view collected data on a connected computer using W Fi NanoDrop One Viewer software must be installed ...

Page 186: ... at the right of the Wi Fi button as in the example below record IP address you will need to enter it on the remote computer in the next section tap Done to exit Settings Note Some Wi Fi networks may require an identity password or other information before you can connect to them or they may be anonymous that is you may have to search for them by name For more information see the system administra...

Page 187: ...splayed enter the following information Instrument IP address displayed on instrument in Settings System see previous section if IP address is valid Status column shows Valid IP Address unique Instrument Name in case there are multiple instruments in the same lab on the same network PC Name such as the computer s assigned name or an invented name the name you enter will appear in the select a data...

Page 188: ...rophotometer automatically saves data directly on the instrument If the instrument is connected to a personal computer PC that has the NanoDrop One Viewer software installed you can configure the instrument to save acquired data either on the instrument or on the connected computer Follow these steps NOTICE You can add multiple Wi Fi addresses to this list to make it easy to switch computers Howev...

Page 189: ...h an Ethernet cable set Data Storage to Direct Connect PC see Set Up Ethernet Connection for details to store all subsequently acquired measurement results in the NanoDrop One Viewer database on a computer connected to the instrument through a wireless network set Data Storage to the computer s assigned name see Set Up Wi Fi Connections for details The Ethernet and wireless options listed above wi...

Page 190: ...onnection had already been established to close message box new data storage location appears adjacent to Connectivity Status icon all subsequently acquired measurement results are saved in the NanoDrop Viewer database on the selected computer and in the NanoDrop One database on the local instrument PC name Personal computer PC IP address Data storage location wireless computer Computer sIP addres...

Page 191: ... to be saved there If the wireless or Ethernet connection is interrupted during a measurement data storage switches back to the local instrument with no loss of data Custom methods and Kinetics methods must reside on the connected computer when the data are configured for remote storage When the instrument is connected to a computer with an Ethernet cable or through a wireless network the Data Vie...

Page 192: ... 95 F relative humidity non condensing 20 80 Locate the instrument away from air vents and exhaust fans to minimize evaporation After the instrument is installed you can leave it turned on Related Topics Safety and Operating Precautions Instrument Models and Features Optional Accessories Location of database where instrument is currently storing data Local instrument or Connected PC Wi Fi status B...

Page 193: ...18 Learning Center Set Up the Instrument Thermo Scientific NanoDrop One User Guide 187 Instrument Settings ...

Page 194: ...retention system enables the measurement of highly concentrated samples without the need for dilutions Tap here for details Supplies needed NanoDrop One or NanoDrop OneC spectrophotometer lint free laboratory wipes calibrated precision pipettor 0 2 μL sample material resuspended in appropriate buffer solution see Preparing Samples pure buffer solution for blanking instrument see Choosing and Measu...

Page 195: ...ation Before first measurement clean both pedestals with a new laboratory wipe Run a blanking cycle to verify pedestals are clean After each measurement clean both pedestals with new wipe to prevent carryover After each set of measurements clean pedestals with DI H2O see Clean pedestals between users Recondition pedestals periodically to maintain their hydrophobic property ...

Page 196: ... measurement If using low accuracy 0 10 μL pipettor use 2 μL sample volumes Use new tip for each blank and sample aliquot Use new aliquot of sample for each measurement If solvents are used make sure they are compatible with the pedestals see Compatible Solvents in Hazardous Materials Application Sample Volume Nucleic acid aqueous solution 1 μLa a Use 2 μL for samples that contain materials that m...

Page 197: ...z fiber optic cables 1 If the instrument has a working Ethernet or wireless connection to a personal computer PC the Connectivity Status icon is blue and shows the currently selected location for storing and viewing data collected with the instrument If the Connectivity Status icon is blue tap the icon and set Data Storage to Local as shown at the left 2 From the instrument Home screen select an a...

Page 198: ...rement to complete Tip If Auto Blank is On blank measurement starts automatically after you lower the arm Lift the arm and clean both pedestals with a new laboratory wipe 5 Measure the first sample Pipette 1 2 μL sample solution onto the pedestal and quickly lower the arm see Recommended Sample Volumes for more information Start the sample measurement if Auto Measure is On lower arm if Auto Measur...

Page 199: ...vailable on demand technical support available invalid result 6 To measure another sample Lift the arm Clean both pedestals with new wipe Load the next sample and quickly lower the arm Start the sample measurement Wait for the measurement to complete The new spectrum replaces the previous one on the spectral display and the new reported values appear under the previous ones in the table Drag tab d...

Page 200: ... name tap Experiment Name box to display keyboard or leave the default experiment name Tap Lift the arm and clean both pedestals with a new wipe If finished with the instrument for the day clean the pedestals with DI H2O see Clean pedestals between users Acquired data are automatically saved in an experiment with the entered name In the default configuration experiments are stored in a database on...

Page 201: ...cell cultures and kinetic studies The cuvette system offers an extended lower detection limit and an optional 37 C heater and micro stirrer Supplies needed NanoDrop OneC spectrophotometer lint free laboratory wipes two compatible cuvettes sample material resuspended in appropriate buffer solution see Preparing Samples pure buffer solution for blanking instrument see Choosing and Measuring a Blank ...

Page 202: ...re samples with analysis wavelengths in the UV range 340 nm Micro semi micro and ultra micro cuvettes should be masked Fill cuvettes with enough blanking or sample solution to cover instrument optical path 2 mm sample beam is 8 5 mm above cuvette bottom Lift instrument arm and make sure cuvette holder is free of debris When inserting quartz or masked plastic cuvettes align cuvette light path with ...

Page 203: ...tte Set Pathlength to pathlength width of cuvette see cuvette manufacturer for specifications Set stirrer and heater if desired Tap Done See General settings for details 3 Measure a blank Fill clean dry cuvette with enough blanking solution to cover instrument optical path Lift instrument arm and insert blanking cuvette into cuvette holder making sure to align light path of cuvette with light path...

Page 204: ...d Blanks Acclaro Sample Intelligence Instrument Settings Search Experiment Database Export Data Measure a Micro Volume Sample 4 Measure a sample Fill clean cuvette to same height with sample solution Replace blanking cuvette with sample cuvette making sure to align light paths Tap Measure Wait for measurement to complete Remove cuvette Clean cuvette according to manufacturer specifications ...

Page 205: ...se protocol After purification analyte of interest is typically dissolved in aqueous buffer solution before it is measured Tip Any molecule that absorbs light at analysis wavelength will contribute to total absorbance value used to calculate sample concentration Ensure final analyte concentration is within instrument s absorbance detection limits For micro volume measurements gently but thoroughly...

Page 206: ...especially at the analysis wavelength as in the example at the right If the resulting spectrum is greater than 0 04 A around the analysis wavelength that buffer solution may interfere with the sample analyses especially for low concentration samples See below for details Good blanking buffer measured abs 0 04 Problems associated with blanking Residual sample was left on pedestal or in cuvette befo...

Page 207: ...atch multimedia training Evaluating a Blanking Solution for Suitability Solutions for blanking problems Thoroughly clean and or recondition both pedestals and then rerun blanking cycle or measure new blank using new aliquot of appropriate buffer solution then measure new aliquot of unknown sample For most applications blank with the same buffer solution used to resuspend the analyte of interest Th...

Page 208: ...Thermo Scientific NOTICE Do not use a squirt or spray bottle on or near the instrument as liquids will flow into the instrument and may cause permanent damage Do not use hydrofluoric acid HF on the pedestals Fluoride ions will permanently damage the quartz fiber optic cables ...

Page 209: ...ffer solution Pipette 1 2 μL buffer solution onto the pedestal and lower the arm Start the sample measurement if Auto Measure is On lower arm if Auto Measure is off lower arm and tap Measure Wait for measurement to complete The resulting spectrum should vary no more than 0 04 A from the baseline at the analysis wavelength 260 nm for nucleic acids 280 nm for proteins If your spectrum does not meet ...

Page 210: ...nd Blanks 204 NanoDrop One User Guide Thermo Scientific Effects of Bubbles in Samples What is a Blank Evaluating a Blanking Solution for Suitability Maintaining the Pedestals Measure a Micro Volume Sample Measure a Sample Using a Cuvette ...

Page 211: ...18 Learning Center Basic Instrument Operations Thermo Scientific NanoDrop One User Guide 205 Basic Instrument Operations Home Screen Measurement screens Data Viewer General Operations ...

Page 212: ...ications The NanoDrop One offers a broad range of applications for measuring samples with the instrument To select an application tap an Application tab such as Nucleic Acids and then tap an application name such as dsDNA Tap here for detailed information about each available application Data Viewer Instrument Settings Instrument Diagnostics System Status Applications Training and Help ...

Page 213: ...y storing data These options are available Local instrument Connected PC personal computer connected through Ethernet cable or wireless network the Ethernet and wireless options listed above also store data on the instrument as a backup Wi Fi status Status of WiFi connections for the instrument Connected to Enabled and not connected or Disabled Bluetooth status Status of Bluetooth connections for ...

Page 214: ...vailable instrument settings Instrument Diagnostics Tap on the Home screen to verify instrument operation Instrument diagnostics should be run periodically according to the recommended maintenance schedule Tap here for information about how to run the available instrument diagnostics Android release Version of customized Android operating system software installed Android version Version of Androi...

Page 215: ...tem The NanoDrop One software comes with comprehensive embedded training and support Tap here for information on how to navigate the available information Related Topics Applications Set Up the Instrument NanoDrop One Data Viewer Instrument Settings Instrument Diagnostics About this Help System Measure a Micro Volume Sample Measure a Sample Using a Cuvette ...

Page 216: ...ample details Drag tab down up to see more less sample data Pinch and zoom to adjust axes Tap to end experiment and export data Sample name tap to edit UV absorbance spectrum for selected sample Menu of options tap to open Measurement alert tap to learn more Tap to measure blank solution Page control swipe screen left to view table with more measurement results Tap to measure sample solution Selec...

Page 217: ... the first sample would be named Sample 1 followed by Sample 2 etc You can edit the default base name and overwrite any sample name Edit default sample base name After you measure a blank and before the first sample is measured tap Sample Name field to display keyboard enter new base name tap Done key Settings View or change instrument settings Note The Dye Chrom Editor and Protein Editor tabs app...

Page 218: ... table press and hold sample name to show Sample Details box tap Sample Name field to display keyboard enter new sample name tap Done key to close keyboard tap OK to close Sample Details box Measurement Results The types of results that appear in the measurement screens depend on the selected application For details see Applications application group Measure application name Reported Results ...

Page 219: ...18 Learning Center Basic Instrument Operations Thermo Scientific NanoDrop One User Guide 213 Here is an example for dsDNA ...

Page 220: ...a summary of the results The vertical axis shows absorbance in absorbance units A The horizontal axis shows wavelength in nm Here is an example for dsDNA Sample Pathlength All applications display the sample pathlength along the spectrum s vertical axis Micro volume absorbance measurements and measurements taken with nonstandard cuvettes are normalized to a 10 0 mm pathlength equivalent Here is an...

Page 221: ...ample integrity Tap a Sample Intelligence icon in the software to view its associated information For more information tap a link below Blank Button Tap Blank to measure a blank for the selected experiment Sample pathlength contaminant analysis is available to help qualify a sample before use in downstream applications on demand technical support is available for measurements that are atypical or ...

Page 222: ...e or Measure a Cuvette Sample and Absorbance Detection Limits Auto Measure and Auto Blank Options Speed up sample analysis with the NanoDrop One Auto Measure and Auto Blank features which cause the instrument to start the measurement immediately after you lower the instrument arm These options eliminate the need for repetitive Measure or Blank operations for large batches of samples Auto Measure T...

Page 223: ...nt Button Tap End Experiment when you are ready to name and save your experiment add a label to help you locate the experiment later or export the data After you tap End Experiment the End Experiment box is displayed Note The End Experiment button is enabled after the first sample measurement is completed ...

Page 224: ...t or to a network location or the Cloud Export Button Allows you to select a file format for exporting the measurements in this experiment and then export the data to a USB device or network Available export file formats comma separated values spreadsheet csv file tab separated values spreadsheet tsv file spectral data only NanoDrop One Viewer sql file NanoDrop One Thermo Fisher Cloud nanodrop fil...

Page 225: ...r data table to show the sample details which include all available measurement results and associated details for the selected sample Here is an example Information about the measured values displayed in Sample Details is provided in this Help system under the application used to acquire the data Note You can also edit the sample name from the Sample Details box ...

Page 226: ...the experiment The image below highlights the available features Related Topics Measure Nucleic Acids Measure Proteins Instrument Settings Print Data Acclaro Sample Intelligence Tap row to select sample Press and hold row for sample details Measurement alert tap to learn more Application used Page control swipe screen right to return to measurement screen Menu of options tap to open Sample name ta...

Page 227: ...according to acquisition date experiment name application used and any assigned labels see Manage Identifiers From the Data Viewer you can locate and select any experiment to see the measurement data it contains or export selected experiments to a variety of locations and formats These operations are available from the Data Viewer Search for an experiment or change time range filter Tap row to vie...

Page 228: ...nstrument in order to view acquired spectra and associated data from any experiment at any time Open instrument database of measurement results to open NanoDrop One database on instrument tap Data Viewer on instrument Home screen Menu Tap in the Data Viewer to see the available menu options Note The Data Viewer icon is not available on the instrument Home screen when the instrument is connected to...

Page 229: ... search filters The database is filtered using the current settings in the Search box Filters include time range application type and any user defined labels see Manage Identifiers for information about adding and deleting labels Here is an example Tap to change time range filter Tap to select or deselect application filters Tap to select or deselect user defined labels Change a filter and tap OK ...

Page 230: ...a Viewer to select experiments to be exported Export selected experiments open the Data Viewer and tap Select tap row to list experiments acquired on that date or use Search feature to find experiment tap to select one or more experiments to export tap again to deselect an experiment to select all experiments in database select All tap Export ...

Page 231: ...tap OK Delete Selected Experiments Use Select in the Data Viewer to select experiments to be deleted Delete selected experiments tap row in Data Viewer to list experiments acquired on that date or use Search feature to find desired experiment tap Select tap to select one or more experiments to delete tap again to deselect an experiment tap Delete and OK If you select Cloud as the export location a...

Page 232: ...asurement data it contains Open an experiment tap row in Data Viewer to list experiments acquired on that date or use Search feature to find desired experiment tap experiment name to open the experiment Here is an example NOTICE Deleted data cannot be recovered Nine experiments measured on this date Tap to open this experiment press and hold to view or edit experiment details such as experiment na...

Page 233: ...ibes the available features Note The data shown are dependent upon the application used to measure the samples nucleic acids in these examples For more information see the application details Drag tab down up to see more less sample data Page control swipe screen left or right to view next or previous screen Pinch and zoom to adjust axes Tap row to select sample and update spectrum tap more rows t...

Page 234: ...row to select sample Press and hold row for sample details Selected experiment Measurement alert tap to learn more Application used Page control swipe screen right to view previous screens 2 Menu of options tap to open Measurement results see Applications for details Tap to select unit Home Return to NanoDrop One Home screen Manage Identifiers Add or delete labels for selected experiment to make i...

Page 235: ...to find Labels can be added from the NanoDrop One software running on the instrument or from the NanoDrop One Viewer software installed on a personal computer see Manage Identifiers on a PC Use the Data Viewer to add labels to experiments assign existing labels view assigned labels and remove or delete labels on the instrument You can filter the list of experiments in the Data Viewer based on one ...

Page 236: ... Viewer from Home screen tap to open Data Viewer tap to open an experiment tap and choose Manage Identifiers in Manage Identifiers box tap Add Identifier field use displayed keyboard to enter label and tap tap Done key tap OK View assigned labels for an experiment from Home screen tap to open Data Viewer press and hold selected experiment to see Experiment Details Find labeled experiments from Hom...

Page 237: ... OK Remove a label from Home screen tap to open Data Viewer tap to open an experiment tap and choose Manage Identifiers in Manage Identifiers box select label and tap tap OK Edit Experiment Name You can edit the experiment name when you save the experiment or afterwards from the Data Viewer Edit experiment name at end of experiment when finished measuring samples tap enter a name for this group of...

Page 238: ...rom Home screen tap to open Data Viewer tap row to list experiments acquired on that date or use Search feature to find experiment press and hold experiment name to open experiment details box tap Experiment Name field to display keyboard enter new experiment name tap Done key to close keyboard tap OK to close Experiment Details box ...

Page 239: ... results for each exported experiment SQL files can be opened only using our NanoDrop One Viewer software and only after the file has been imported NANODROP files can be transferred to the Thermo Fisher Cloud which can be used for storing viewing and printing data Use any spreadsheet or word processing application to open a CSV or TSV file Here is an example of several sample measurement results i...

Page 240: ...NanodropOne followed by the instrument serial number Use System Status to view your instrument serial number Export data at end of experiment when finished measuring samples tap from End Experiment box set Export Data to an available export location front back left or back right USB port a network location or the Cloud tap from Export box select one or more formats to export to see above for detai...

Page 241: ...a from Data Viewer from Home screen tap to open Data Viewer tap Select tap row to list experiments acquired on that date or use Search feature to find experiment tap to select one or more experiments to export tap again to deselect an experiment to select all experiments in database select All tap Export ...

Page 242: ... Success message tap OK Delete Selected Measurements You can delete selected sample measurements from any experiment or all the measurements in the database Delete data from any measurement screen press and hold sample row to open Sample Details box tap If you select Cloud as the export location above this format selection box does not appear Thermo Fisher Cloud file format is selected automatical...

Page 243: ...ata from any measurement screen after you have measured a sample display the measurement results to be printed such as the spectral data standard curve data table or sample details see NanoDrop One Measurement Screens if printing spectral data or the data table tap to select one or more sample rows to print tap again to deselect a sample row if no results are selected in data table all results wil...

Page 244: ...desired experiment tap experiment name to open the experiment swipe left or right to select the type of data to print spectral data standard curve or data table tap to select one or more sample rows to print tap again to deselect a sample row if no results are selected in data table all results will be printed tap and choose Print choose OK to confirm in the Print Preview window make sure the corr...

Page 245: ...tions as desired such as paper size and orientation Auto setting is recommended margin and alignment to adjust the image in the preview window choose Print If a label printer is connected to the instrument the software prints a label for the selected measurement If a full service printer is connected the selected sample details screen is printed Related Topics Instrument Settings NanoDrop One Data...

Page 246: ...nt screen or the Data Viewer tap and choose Settings These instrument settings are available Bluetooth Set up Bluetooth connections to wireless input devices for the instrument such as a wireless keyboard mouse or barcode scanner Language Select language for displaying NanoDrop One software and for any connected input device such as a keyboard mouse or barcode scanner Notice Changing the language ...

Page 247: ...ne is selected Use 24 hour format use 24 hour time format Choose date format choose an available date format Update Software Update NanoDrop One software via USB device connected to instrument if connected USB device contains multiple eligible update files you can choose which files to update see Update Software for details Version version of NanoDrop One operating software currently installed on ...

Page 248: ...t and a personal computer or network wall jack Cloud Connect Connect the instrument to a Thermo Fisher Cloud account that can be used to store data acquired with the NanoDrop One and to view status information for the instrument To create an account search the Internet for Thermo Fisher Cloud on any computer and follow the provided instructions After you create an account make sure the instrument ...

Page 249: ...sconnected no wireless connection is available When the instrument is powered on information about the instrument appears on the Instruments tab when you log into your Cloud account Here is an example Instrument status is set to one of the following states Available instrument is powered on but not in active use In use instrument is powered on and an experiment is selected Unknown instrument is po...

Page 250: ... specify one or more network paths for exporting acquired data when the instrument is connected to a network connection can be wired or wireless Network paths defined here will appear in the Export Data list box when exporting data from both the Data Viewer and the End Experiment box after you complete a measurement ...

Page 251: ...ll appear in the Export Data list box when exporting acquired data from the instrument Select Requires Authentication if the network path requires a user name and password Tap Save Location If the entered network path is valid its name is displayed in the Network Locations list on the Export Settings tab Edit Edit network path path name or authentication setting for selected network location Delet...

Page 252: ...ique number starting with 1 Uses default Sample or user specified base name For details see Sample Name Use cuvette Select cuvette sampling mode available for NanoDrop OneC instrument model only When selected these additional options are available Pathlength Enter cuvette pathlength width before taking blank or sample measurements with cuvettes see cuvette manufacturer for cuvette specifications S...

Page 253: ...ist of available proteins in the Protein A280 application Related Topics Set Up the Instrument Update Software Measure a Sample Using a Cuvette Set Up Ethernet Connection Dye Chromophore Editor Protein Editor Note The Dye Chrom Editor tab appears in Settings only when Settings is displayed from the NanoDrop One Home screen the Data Viewer or an application that allows custom dyes Note The Protein ...

Page 254: ...as a resource for further study and a learning tool for new or novice users The Thermo Scientific Acclaro Sample Intelligence technology built into the NanoDrop One instruments provides these exclusive features to help you assess sample integrity contaminant analysis to help qualify a sample before use in downstream applications on demand technical support for measurements that are atypical or ver...

Page 255: ...ally see examples below Tap the icon to review the associated data or information The icons appear next to the measurement results see above and in the data table as well as the Data Viewer see below The icons are active in all three places the information remains with the data indefinitely even after it has been exported Contaminant analysis is available for this measurement Technical information...

Page 256: ...ing the measurement Examples of known contaminants include for dsDNA and RNA measurements in the analysis region protein and phenol also detects presence of guanidine HCl and guanidinium isothiocyanate for protein measurements in the analysis region nucleic acids and phenol If contaminants are identified in a sample the Contaminant Analysis icon appears to the left of the measurement results Tap t...

Page 257: ...A260 A280 and A260 A230 ratios out of range and caused the reported nucleic acid concentration to be higher than the real value The software identifies the impurity protein and reports the following baseline corrected absorbance due to protein 2 83 at the analysis wavelength 260 nm coefficient of variation for the measurement result uncertainty x 100 measurement result 5 3 a high CV indicates the ...

Page 258: ...mination When a purity ratio falls outside the expected range the spectral profile is often examined qualitatively Our Acclaro technology applies a quantitative approach to contaminant analysis Through sophisticated mathematical algorithms Acclaro analyzes the spectral data to identify probable contaminants in a sample and removes any contribution due to the contaminant from the sample result This...

Page 259: ...h sample measurements also referred to as purity ratios For more information watch the multimedia training What is a Purity Ratio bubble check which looks for bubbles or other reflective materials in a sample or blank For more information watch the multimedia training Effects of Bubbles in Samples If technical information is available the information icon appears to the left of the measurement res...

Page 260: ...tion provided for the bubble error Tap Learn More for the next level of information which for this example includes a link to a multimedia training video Invalid Results Alerts The NanoDrop One software uses an embedded image sensor to monitor all measurements for conditions such as a broken liquid column that are likely to invalidate the measurement results ...

Page 261: ...uide 255 After an invalid results alert the Invalid Results icon is displayed and the measurement is stopped See Troubleshooting for more information Related Topics NanoDrop One Measurement Screens NanoDrop One Data Viewer Maintenance Schedule Maintaining the Pedestals Troubleshooting ...

Page 262: ...a from the Instrument below or saved directly on a connected computer after each measurement is completed see Set Up Ethernet Connections or Set Up Wi Fi Connections in Set Up the Instrument for details Install the Viewer software The Viewer software can be installed on any computer running the Windows operating system software See our website for compatible versions of Windows software To downloa...

Page 263: ...thods menu option File menu Help menu Time range search filter Data search filters Refresh Custom Methods menu Import Data For importing experiments from the instrument Set Up Wi Fi Data Storage Set up this computer as a potential data storage location for samples measured with the instrument see Set Up Wi Fi Connections in Set Up the Instrument for more information Exit Closes the Viewer software...

Page 264: ... database by experiment acquisition date for example last six months or in a specific date range To turn off the time range filter set it to All For more information see Search Viewer Database Refresh Experiment List Updates the list of experiments and measurement results in the Viewer software after new data have been imported NanoDrop One Website Opens a local web browser if available and naviga...

Page 265: ...the instrument or from another computer in the database SQL format to a portable USB memory device or network location see Export Data in General Operations for details Import experiments to Viewer software from Viewer software choose File Import Data navigate to portable USB device or network location select exported SQL file s and choose Open Export Experiment Export spectra and results for sele...

Page 266: ...Search experiment list To search the experiment list change a filter setting on the Viewer Home screen The list is updated automatically These filters are available Application type Only applications that have associated experiments in the Viewer database are available To list only the experiments acquired using the OD600 application for example select OD600 under the Application Type filter selec...

Page 267: ...tifier filter make sure none of the buttons are selected Time range To list only the experiments acquired during a particular date range during the last six months for example select the date range from the drop down list To turn off the time range filter set it to All Here is an example of database filtering Click to select or deselect application filters Change a filter to display updated list o...

Page 268: ... database in order to view print or export the spectra and associated data The Viewer Home screen shows a list of experiments that match the current filter settings Open experiment use available filters to locate the experiment see Search Viewer Database for details double click the experiment name in the filtered experiment list the experiment opens and the software displays the measurement scree...

Page 269: ... screen Export Experiment details Manage Identifiers Print Spectral pane Click to change displayed unit Spectrum Click and hold a point to show absorbance value Right click to overlay spectra Measurement details see individual Applications for more information Use mouse scroll wheel to expand or contract spectrum double click to reset Click to edit sample name Experiment name ...

Page 270: ...right click experiment name in filtered experiment list and choose Experiment Details enter new experiment name in Experiment Name box choose OK to close Experiment Details box Print Data You can print selected measurements in an open experiment using standard Windows print tools Print selected measurements open the experiment click to select a measurements to print use Shift click or click and dr...

Page 271: ...urements to these file formats measurement results only to comma separated values spreadsheet csv file spectral data only absorbance value at each wavelength to tab separated values spreadsheet tsv file spectral data to tsv file and measurement results to csv file NanoDrop One Viewer sql file containing spectra and measurement results that can be opened from the instrument or from the NanoDrop One...

Page 272: ...ick to select nonsequential measurements choose Export Selected Data in Export Experiment box navigate to a location for saving the exported data set Save As Type to the desired format see above for descriptions of available options choose Save Export selected experiment right click the experiment and choose Export Experiment in Export Experiment box navigate to a location for saving the exported ...

Page 273: ...spectrum Find absorbance values on a spectrum open the experiment select the measurement click and hold the point on the displayed spectrum The wavelength and corresponding absorbance value are displayed in a popup box Overlay Spectra If you want to display the spectra for all measurements in the experiment layered on top of each other in the spectral pane open the experiment right click the spect...

Page 274: ...ange concentration unit for selected experiment open the experiment use the drop down menu if available in the measurement table to change the displayed unit After the unit is changed all reported concentration results are recalculated to comply with the new unit View Experiment Details You can display information about the open experiment including application type date and time measured number o...

Page 275: ... One software running on the instrument see Manage identifiers on the instrument or from the NanoDrop One Viewer software installed on a personal computer Use the Viewer software to add labels to experiments assign existing labels view assigned labels and remove or delete labels on a personal computer You can filter the list of experiments based on one or more user defined labels Show or Hide User...

Page 276: ...arrow points down Label Experiment in Viewer You can use the Viewer software to add user defined labels to experiments The list of experiments can then be filtered based on those labels see Find labeled experiment for details Add new label to experiment from Viewer Home screen right click experiment in experiment list and choose Manage Identifiers in Manage Identifiers box enter label and tap or p...

Page 277: ...r Home screen Assign existing label to experiment from Viewer Home screen right click experiment in experiment list and choose Manage Identifiers in Manage Identifiers box start typing existing label name actual name of existing label appears below entry box select auto filled existing label and choose OK existing label is added to selected experiment New label ...

Page 278: ...Details choose OK Find Labeled Experiments You can use the Viewer software to find experiments with assigned user defined labels The database is automatically filtered using the current filter settings Find experiments that have a particular user defined label from Viewer Home screen set search filters deselect any Application Type filters if desired so the experiments acquired with all applicatio...

Page 279: ... the Viewer software to easily remove a user defined label from an experiment A removed label remains in the User Identifier Filter list if it is still assigned to other experiments Remove a label from Viewer Home screen right click experiment in experiment list and choose Manage Identifiers in Manage Identifiers box select one or more label buttons selected label buttons are blue tap selected lab...

Page 280: ... data with the instrument Custom methods can be made with or without standards Create Custom Method Create method to be used for sample measurements with user defined settings Create new custom method from Viewer Home screen choose Custom Methods menu Manage Custom Methods in Manage Custom Methods box choose one of the following Create Formula Method if your method will not have standards Create S...

Page 281: ... Setup box on the instrument after the method has been transferred there enter detailed Description of method if desired specify how to calculate and report the method results if method does not have standards specify factor or extinction coefficient of analyte enter 1 to report absorbance measurements only Custom Method Setup for Create Formula Method selection ...

Page 282: ...lect the curve fit type enter or choose remaining custom settings as needed see below choose Save if the method has a green check mark icon at the top tap Close to exit method setup Note If this icon appears next to the Save button instead of a green check mark icon the method is invalid because it contains an error Hover your mouse over the icon for suggested solutions ...

Page 283: ...hermo Scientific NanoDrop One User Guide 277 View or edit custom method choose Custom Methods menu Manage Custom Methods existing methods are listed in Select Method box along with their type formula or standards and Description custom formula method ...

Page 284: ...on and or analysis correction wavelength For micro volume absorbance measurements and measurements taken with nonstandard other than 10 mm cuvettes the spectra are normalized to a 10 mm pathlength equivalent Analysis wavelength Monitor absorbance at specified wavelength enter the wavelength in nanometers Note The specified wavelength must fall within the selected measurement range The measurement ...

Page 285: ...ctor typically 1 where wavelength dependent molar absorptivity coefficient or extinction coefficient b pathlength in cm determined at measurement time then normalized to 10 mm 1 cm pathlength equivalent Extinction coefficient and molecular weight Enter extinction coefficient for 1 cm pathlength and use adjacent drop down list to select appropriate unit Equation below shows how extinction coefficie...

Page 286: ...urve can be generated using two or more standards The software allows a reference and up to 7 standards All reference and standards solutions should be in the same buffer used to resuspend the samples plus the same volume of reagent added to the samples First standard can be a reference measurement The reference solution should contain none of the analyte of interest The reference measurement is n...

Page 287: ...ight scattering particulates by subtracting the absorbance at a specified baseline point Then specify wavelength for baseline correction Note Software subtracts absorbance value at specified baseline correction wavelength from absorbance values at all wavelengths in sample spectrum As a result absorbance of sample spectrum is zero at specified baseline correction wavelength Analysis wavelength cor...

Page 288: ... used Recommended for samples that are highly absorbing at the analysis wavelength This option may cause reduced sensitivity when the sample spectra have a large absorbance peak that is not at the analysis wavelength Note When the analysis wavelength is between 190 nm and 219 nm the optimal longer pathlength is used when sample absorbance is less than or equal to 10 10 mm pathlength equivalent and...

Page 289: ...is reported in Data Table and Sample Details screens Unit Enter unit for reported result After a measurement the unit is reported in Data Table and Sample Details screens Edit Edit selected formula for current method Delete Delete selected formula from current method Formula rules Custom formulas can include the following operators and functions Path Returns sample pathlength in cm A nm Returns sa...

Page 290: ...d if your instrument is not connected to the computer with an Ethernet cable or through a wireless network Export Custom Method Export a custom method in order to run it and store the measurement results on the NanoDrop One instrument from Manage Custom Methods box select custom method Note If the computer is connected to the instrument with an Ethernet cable or through a wireless network custom m...

Page 291: ...USB memory device and then load the method see To Load a Custom Method for details Import custom method Import a custom method back to a computer running the NanoDrop One Viewer software in order to edit the method settings from Manage Custom Methods box choose Import locate and select method file choose Open imported method is added to end of Select Method list Edit custom method Edit a custom me...

Page 292: ...18 Learning Center Multimedia 286 NanoDrop One User Guide Thermo Scientific Multimedia What is a Purity Ratio Evaluating a Blanking Solution What is a Blank Effects of Bubbles in Samples ...

Page 293: ...18 Learning Center Multimedia Thermo Scientific NanoDrop One User Guide 287 Pedestal Cleaning and Reconditioning ...

Page 294: ...18 Learning Center Multimedia 288 NanoDrop One User Guide Thermo Scientific ...

Page 295: ...Thermo Scientific NanoDrop One User Guide 289 19 Maintenance Maintenance Schedule Clean Touchscreen Maintain Pedestals Decontaminate Cuvette System Instrument Diagnostics ...

Page 296: ...HCl Recondition pedestals Every 6 Months Recondition pedestals Run Intensity Check Run Performance Verification Run Pedestal Image Check If you are experiencing an issue with your system refer to the troubleshooting information If the issue persists contact us If you are outside the U S A and Canada please contact your local distributor If your instrument requires maintenance or repair contact us ...

Page 297: ...l such as paper towel apply excessive pressure spray liquid directly onto the touchscreen apply lubricant to the touchscreen slide mechanism To clean the touchscreen Gently wipe the touchscreen with a soft lint free cloth such as microfiber If necessary use a cleaner intended for glass LCD displays and follow the manufacturer s recommendations Related Topics Clean Pedestals Recondition Pedestals D...

Page 298: ...equired for periodic maintenance Clean Pedestals Recondition Pedestals NOTICE Do not use hydrofluoric acid HF on the pedestals Fluoride ions will permanently damage the quartz fiber optic cables To prevent damage from spills keep containers of liquids away from the instrument Do not use a squirt or spray bottle on or near the instrument as liquids will flow into the instrument and may cause perman...

Page 299: ...en measurements Lift the instrument arm and clean the upper and lower pedestal with a new laboratory wipe To clean the pedestals between users 1 Lift the arm and clean both pedestals with a new laboratory wipe 2 Pipette 3 5 μL DI H2O onto the lower pedestal 3 Lower the arm and wait 2 3 minutes 4 Lift the arm and clean both pedestals with a new wipe Tip When thorough cleaning is required for exampl...

Page 300: ...proper formation of the liquid column when the arm is lowered The resulting spectrum may look rough or jagged If samples flatten out on the pedestal rather than beading up or forming a rounded droplet or the liquid column breaks during a measurement recondition the pedestals Supplies needed lint free laboratory wipes PR 1 pedestal reconditioning kit available from us or a local distributor calibra...

Page 301: ...und to dry 3 Fold a clean laboratory wipe into quarters and use it to vigorously buff the surface of each pedestal Notice Support the instrument arm with one hand while you buff the upper pedestal to avoid damaging the arm Tip Black residue on the wipe is normal 4 Repeat step 3 with a new folded wipe until all residue is removed and the pedestals buff clean 5 Use canned air to remove any paper res...

Page 302: ...low these steps 1 Lift the instrument arm and pipette 3 μL 0 5M HCl onto the lower pedestal 2 Lower the arm and wait 2 3 minutes 3 Lift the arm and clean both pedestals with a new laboratory wipe 4 Pipette 3 μL DI H2O onto the lower pedestal 5 Lower the arm and wait 2 3 minutes 6 Lift the arm and clean both pedestals with a new wipe NOTICE Support the instrument arm with one hand while you buff th...

Page 303: ...age the quartz fiber optic cables To prevent damage from spills keep containers of liquids away from the instrument Do not use a squirt or spray bottle on or near the instrument as liquids will flow into the instrument and may cause permanent damage Do not attempt to remove the diaphragm around the lower pedestal as it is permanently affixed to the instrument Do not allow HCl alcohol bleach aceton...

Page 304: ...diluted bleach solution see Supplies needed onto the lower pedestal 3 Lower the arm and wait 2 3 minutes 4 Lift the arm and clean both pedestals with a new wipe 5 Pipette 3 5 μL DI H2O onto the lower pedestal 6 Lower the arm and wait 2 3 minutes 7 Lift the arm and clean both pedestals with a new wipe 1 Dampen a clean soft cloth or laboratory wipe with the diluted bleach solution see Supplies neede...

Page 305: ...ean and dry cuvettes after each measurement Use cuvettes that are free of scratches and avoid fingerprints which may affect results NOTICE Do not use a squirt or spray bottle on or near the instrument as liquids will flow into the instrument and may cause permanent damage To maintain the cuvette sampling system Keep the instrument arm closed when the instrument is not in use Use canned air to remo...

Page 306: ...ngth accuracy and bias are within specifications If the instrument has a cuvette holder NanoDrop OneC model only the test is automatically repeated using the cuvette optical path Supplies needed lint free laboratory wipes To run intensity check 1 Lift the instrument arm and clean the upper and lower pedestal with a new laboratory wipe 2 For the NanoDrop OneC model instrument remove any cuvette fro...

Page 307: ...screen 6 To rerun the intensity check tap Measure 7 When finished tap End Experiment After the test is completed the results are available from the Data Viewer see example below See Manage identifiers on the instrument for details To interpret intensity check results If one of these indicators UV Swipe screen left to view detailed results ...

Page 308: ...l Image Check Performance Verification Run Performance Verification every 6 months to confirm pathlength accuracy is within specifications Supplies needed lint free laboratory wipes deionized water DI H2O calibrated precision pipettor 0 2 μL PV 1 performance verification solution liquid photometric standard available only from us or a local distributor laboratory gloves Note The PV 1 solution come...

Page 309: ...f it does not recondition both pedestals To run performance verification 1 From the instrument home screen tap Diagnostics and then tap Performance Verification A message asks for target absorbance values 2 Enter each lot specific target absorbance value from the label on the PV 1 ampoule in its associated entry box and then tap Done 3 Lift the instrument arm and clean the upper and lower pedestal...

Page 310: ...arm and tap Measure After the measurement the software displays the results Here is an example of the performance verification result screen 7 Repeat step 6 to measure the PV 1 solution nine more times using a new 1 μL aliquot for each measurement and cleaning both pedestals after each measurement Note Vigorously shake the ampoule of PV 1 solution allow the liquid to collect in the bottom portion ...

Page 311: ...p One User Guide 305 After each measurement a new sample result is added to the display Swipe the screen left to see a summary of the 10 sample results Swipe left again to see additional measurement details along with the overall test result Performance test result ...

Page 312: ... solution 9 When finished tap End Experiment and clean the pedestals with 3 5 μL DI H2O After the test is completed the results are available from the Data Viewer see example below See Manage identifiers on the instrument for details To interpret performance verification results If your instrument failed performance verification and you repeated ten measurements using 2 uL aliquots contact us Rela...

Page 313: ...pper and lower pedestal with a new laboratory wipe 2 Lower the arm 3 From the instrument home screen tap Diagnostics and then tap Pedestal Image Check 4 Tap Measure The instrument runs a series of tests to check pedestal position and image quality After the measurements are completed the results are displayed A green check mark indicates the instrument passed the Pedestal Image Check 5 When finish...

Page 314: ...19 Maintenance Instrument Diagnostics 308 NanoDrop One User Guide Thermo Scientific ...

Page 315: ...hermo Scientific NanoDrop One User Guide 301 5 Safety and Operating Precautions Safety Information Operating Precautions NOTICE Be sure that all persons operating this system read the safety manual first ...

Page 316: ...The plate below the arm assembly is made of heat tempered glass The LCD display uses heat treated chemical tempered glass Both are rugged and difficult to break However should either the plate or display become cracked or broken contact us for replacement Use solvents that are compatible with the instrument see Hazardous Materials Do not use hydrofluoric acid HF on the pedestals Fluoride ions will...

Page 317: ...symbol indicates that there is additional safety information in the documentation and failure to heed the safety precautions could result in injury WARNING Indicates a hazardous situation which if not avoided could result in death or serious injury CAUTION Indicates a hazardous situation which if not avoided could result in minor or moderate injury NOTICE Follow instructions with this label to avo...

Page 318: ...the vicinity Only qualified persons shall perform the related procedures Avoid fire hazard Do not test flammable or explosive samples Read and follow the associated instructions carefully Avoid eye injury If you see these symbols there is a risk of exposure to ultraviolet light which can harm your eyes if safety glasses are not worn Avoid Biohazard This icon informs of a biological hazard in the a...

Page 319: ...the protection provided by the equipment may be impaired CAUTION Avoid personal injury Perform only those procedures described in the documentation If there are other problems contact us Any other service must be performed by trained personnel CAUTION Avoid shock hazard Do not remove the cover of the instrument All service to the instrument must be performed by trained personnel NOTICE Inside the ...

Page 320: ...hock hazard Only a qualified person using the appropriate measuring device shall check the line voltage current and frequency Only our trained and certified service representatives shall attempt to service a component that carries this symbol If a protective cover on a system component appears damaged turn off the system and secure it against any unintended operation Always examine the protective ...

Page 321: ... Contact technical support for information about power conditioners and UPS Electrical Service Specifications The following table lists the specifications for electrical service Contact our service representative in your area if you have questions about the requirements Power Consumption Generally 50 more power should be available than the entire system including accessories typically uses Maximum...

Page 322: ...e housing to prevent user exposure to ultraviolet light Hazardous Materials Many standard spectroscopy methods are based on the use of solvents Others involve corrosive samples or pressurized samples in a gaseous state Volatile Solvents and Flammable Samples Compatible Solvents NOTICE Do not position the instrument so that it is difficult to operate the power switch or access the power supply and ...

Page 323: ...pt to remove the diaphragm or break the seal Avoid prolonged exposure of the diaphragm to HCl alcohol bleach acetone or other solvents as the adhesive securing the seal may be affected If the seal comes loose please contact us Biohazard or Radioactive Materials and Infectious Agents Biological samples such as tissues body fluids infectious agents and blood of humans and other animals have the pote...

Page 324: ...th biohazard or radioactive materials infectious agents or any other materials and or conditions that could constitute a health or injury hazard to employees Contact us if you have questions about decontamination requirements WARNING Reduce the risk associated with potentially infectious samples Do not spill samples on any of the instrument components If spill occurs disinfect the external surface...

Page 325: ...countries Bluetooth is either a trademark or a registered trademark of Bluetooth Special Interest Group Windows is either a trademark or a registered trademark of Microsoft Corporation in the United States and or other countries All other trademarks are the property of Thermo Fisher Scientific inc and its subsidiaries CAUTION Indicates a hazardous situation which if not avoided could result in min...

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Page 327: ... nanodrop thermofisher com Website www thermoscientific com nanodrop For International Support please contact Contact your local distributor For contact information go to http www nanodrop com Order aspx If you are experiencing an issue with your system refer to the troubleshooting information If the issue persists contact us If you are outside the U S A and Canada please contact your local distri...

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