上海市恒丰路218号 ， 邮编 200070 Applied Photophysics is a world leading manufacturer and supplier of precision spectrometers for the study of circular dichroism, stopped flow kinetics and laser flash photolysis. The company supplies the life sciences community in both academic and commercial spheres with instruments that are used to study the structural, thermodynamic and kinetic properties in solution of a wide range of samples. The current main product range comprises the Chirascan circular dichroism spectrometer, the SX20 stopped flow spectrometer and the LKS.60 laser flash photolysis spectrometer. The products from Applied Photophysics are designed to study a wide range of molecules and are widely used in research and pharmaceutical applications. The product portfolio includes three main technology platforms: Circular Dichroism (CD) spectroscopy that is used primarily for looking at protein secondary & tertiary structure, protein folding and the stability of proteins in different environments; this has been widely adopted in many applications in the fields of biophysical and biochemistry research. Circular dichroism is also widely used in the Pharmaceutical industry particularly in biotherapeutic drug development to optimize formulations and understand protein structure and stability. Additionally the technique has also been used in pharmacokinetics to study in vitro the potential interactions of small molecule drugs. Applied Photophysics' Chirascan is the most advanced circular dichroism spectrometer available today. It is particularly valuable in elucidating the higher structures of bio macromolecules in solution, for example the secondary structures of proteins, DNA and RNA, and how these structures change when stressed by temperature, pH or other means such as drug binding. Stopped flow technology is extensively used to study biomolecular interactions, kinetics and fast reaction mechanisms typical of many reactions in chemical and biological systems. This technology has been widely adopted and is a powerful tool for analysis of mechanisms of a great variety of chemical and biochemical phenomena. Laser flash technology is used to measure extremely fast reaction mechanisms, typically of transient species such as radicals, excited states or ions. This highly specialised technique allows probing of some of the fastest chemical processes, and consequently has been used extensively to research these phenomena. Applied Photophysics Limited was established in 1971 by The Royal Institution of Great Britain. For more information， please visit http://www.photophysics.com/·想学车，就拨114，全包3600元起