The recording thermospectrophotometer, an automatic device for determining the thermal stability of nucleic acids
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Summary
A recording thermospectrophotometer permits the measurement of the thermal stability of nucleic acids at the ambient temperature by automatic recording of the O.D.260 versus temperature curve for up to four samples per run.
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- article
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- 1962-04-01
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- 51
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Keywords
Cuvette, Thermometer, Monochromator, Nucleic acid, Thermal stability
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