Equipment

State-of-the-art instrumentation.

Our suite covers every step — from EV isolation through single-particle immunophenotyping.

NTA — Nanoparticle Tracking Analysis

Nanosight LM10

Malvern Panalytical

Nanoparticle tracking analysis system that measures particle size distribution and concentration using light scattering and Brownian motion. Provides reliable, reproducible quantification of EVs in complex biological fluids.

Size range: 10–2,000 nmConcentration measurementSingle-particle trackingVideo-based analysis
NTA — Nanoparticle Tracking Analysis with Zeta Potential

ZetaView Twin

Particle Metrix

Dual-laser nanoparticle tracking analyser adding direct zeta potential measurement and dual-channel fluorescence to size and concentration analysis — measured in-cell, with no disposables. Ideal for orthogonal sizing and colloidal-stability assessment of EV preparations.

Size range: 10–1,000 nmConcentration: 10⁵–10⁹ particles/mLZeta potential: −500 to +500 mV2 lasers · up to 6 fluorescence channels
Super-resolution — dSTORM Microscopy

Oxford NanoImager

ONI

Benchtop super-resolution microscope enabling direct stochastic optical reconstruction microscopy (dSTORM). Provides single-molecule localisation imaging for nanoscale morphological assessment of EVs and their surface markers at sub-20 nm precision.

< 20 nm localisation precisionSingle-molecule imagingMulti-colour dSTORMMorphological assessment
AF4 — Asymmetrical Flow Field-Flow Fractionation

Eclipse + Dawn Helios-II

Wyatt Technology

High-resolution fractionation system coupled to multi-angle light scattering (MALS), UV (Shimadzu SPD-M20A), and fluorescence (Agilent Infinity 1260) detectors. Separates and characterises EVs, liposomes, LNPs, and viral particles by size without a stationary phase.

MALS (Dawn Helios-II)UV detector (Shimadzu)Fluorescence (Agilent)No stationary phase
Ultracentrifugation — EV Isolation

Optima XPN-80

Beckman Coulter (×2)

High-performance preparative ultracentrifuge for differential and density gradient ultracentrifugation of EVs. Equipped with SW32.1 and SW55 rotors for processing a wide range of sample volumes.

SW32.1 & SW55 rotorsMax speed: 150,000 × gIodixanol density gradientsTemperature-controlled
High-speed Centrifugation

Avanti JXN-26

Beckman Coulter

High-speed centrifuge for pre-clearing complex biological samples and pelleting large EVs and cell debris. Essential first step in multi-step EV isolation workflows from serum, plasma, urine and conditioned media.

Max speed: 26,000 rpmPre-clearing stepLarge-EV pelletingMultiple rotor options
Benchtop Centrifugation

Centrifuge 5810 R

Eppendorf (×3)

Refrigerated benchtop centrifuge for routine EV sample preparation. Three units available for concurrent processing, ensuring throughput and flexibility across simultaneous user projects.

Refrigerated (4 °C)3 units for throughputSwing-bucket & fixed-angleUp to 50 mL tubes
Automated SEC — EV Isolation

Ascent

Everest Biolabs

Automated high-throughput fraction collector for EV isolation via SEC columns. Runs up to 8 columns simultaneously with programmable fraction collection, high-precision optical drop detection, and Column Saver to prevent columns drying out between runs.

Up to 8 columns in parallelUp to 12 fractions per columnProgrammable collection sequenceCompatible with Apex & qEV columns
Liquid Handling — Gradient Automation

Biomek 4000

Beckman Coulter

Laboratory automation workstation for robot-assisted density gradient preparation and fraction collection. Features 12 deck positions, liquid-level sensing pipetting (1–1000 µL), and a positive-pressure HEPA enclosure for sterility. Operated with a custom-made script for EV density gradient workflows.

12 deck positions1–1000 µL liquid-level sensingHEPA positive-pressure enclosureCustom density gradient script

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