Evolution™ One Plus Security and Validator Bundle - INTL - FAQs

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Who should perform service and calibration on Evolution instruments?

Alignment, internal calibration, and service procedures should be performed by authorized Thermo Fisher Scientific service personnel.

How is performance verified with the Evolution instruments?

Performance verification is performed using built-in routines and certified standards according to the user guide and laboratory qualification procedures. Evolution instruments also comply with USP <857> and Ph. Eur. 2.2.25, and include performance verification testing for ensuring performance within those guidelines.

Are there models optimized for life science applications on the Evolution?

Yes. Insight Pro software includes preconfigured methods for DNA, RNA, and protein quantification, including popular assays like Protein Bradford.

Are kinetics and enzyme rate studies supported with Evolution instruments?

Yes. Evolution instruments support advanced kinetics, including multi-wavelength kinetics and time-based studies for enzymatic and reaction monitoring applications.

Can the Evolution family support automation?

Yes. Available accessories include:

  • Automatic multi-cell changers
  • Sipper systems
  • Autosamplers

Does the Evolution family of instruments support 21 CFR Part 11 compliance?

Yes. When configured with Insight Pro and paired with the Thermo Scientific Security Suite package, Evolution instruments can support 21 CFR Part 11 requirements, including user management, audit trails, and secure data storage.

What software is used with Evolution instruments?

Evolution instruments are controlled using Insight Pro software, a PC software package that supports advanced data acquisition, analysis, reporting, and compliance workflows.

What wavelength range does the Evolution family cover?

Evolution models operate from 1100 to 190 nm, enabling applications from nucleic acid quantification to materials characterization.

What is the difference between GENESYS and Evolution instruments?

Evolution instruments offer enhanced optical performance, expanded automation and solid sampling options, advanced software functionality, and regulatory compliance capabilities compared to the more routine-focused GENESYS family.

What is the Evolution family designed for?

The Evolution family consists of advanced UV-Vis spectrophotometers designed for research, pharmaceutical, biotechnology, materials science, and regulated laboratory environments.