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Applications
Detection Limits for All Applications
10 NanoDrop One User Guide Thermo Scientific
DNA Microarray
(ssDNA)
1.3 ng/μL (pedestal)
0.13 ng/μL (cuvette)
495 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
Purified BSA by
Protein A280
IgG by Protein
A280
0.06 mg/mL (pedestal)
0.006 mg/mL (cuvette)
0.03 mg/mL (pedestal)
0.003 mg/mL (cuvette)
825 mg/mL (pedestal)
402 mg/mL (pedestal)
±0.10 mg/mL (for 0.10–10 mg/mL samples);
±2% for samples >10 mg/mL
Purified BSA by
Proteins & Labels
0.06 mg/mL (pedestal)
0.006 mg/mL (cuvette)
19 mg/mL (pedestal) ±0.10 mg/mL for 0.10–10 mg/mL samples
Protein BCA 0.2 mg/mL (20:1
reagent/sample volume)
0.01 mg/mL (1:1
reagent/sample volume)
8.0 mg/mL (pedestal)
0.20 mg/mL (cuvette)
2% over entire range
0.01 mg/mL over entire range
Protein Lowry 0.2 mg/mL (pedestal) 4.0 mg/mL (pedestal) 2% over entire range
Protein Bradford 100 μg/mL (50:1
reagent/sample volume)
15 μg/mL (1:1
reagent/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 on five replicates (SD=ng/μL; CV=%)
Sample Type Lower Detection Limit Upper Detection Limit Typical Reproducibility
a
Note To minimize instrument error with highly concentrated samples, make dilutions to
ensure that measurements are made within these absorbance limits:
For micro-volume measurements, maximum absorbance at 260 nm (for nucleic acids)
or 280 nm (for proteins) should be less than 62.5 A.
For measurements with 10 mm pathlength cuvettes, maximum absorbance at 260 nm
(or 280 nm for proteins) should be less than 1.5 A, which is approximately 75 ng/μL
dsDNA.

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