Luminometers for Industrial Applications of Rapid Microbiology

Berthold, Fritz; Häfner, Klaus; Schreibers, Martin; Tarkkanen, Veikko

doi:10.1142/9789812770196_0010

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“…Several reviews have covered the fundamentals of luminometer design . It should be noted that most information about the design details of industrial luminometers will not be found in the scientific literature because of their proprietary nature; however, the patent literature provides an enormous source of technical information on luminometer design [e.g.…”

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Luminometer development in the last four decades: recollections of two entrepreneurs

Berthold¹,

Tarkkanen²

2012

Luminescence

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This article, written by two entrepreneurs in luminescence, traces their involvement in the major part of the interconnected innovation and development of luminometers, adenosine triphosphate (ATP) bioluminescence and other technologies from the mid-1970s to 2011 that ushered in much of the field of luminometry as we know it today. Key developments leading to current commercial applications of ATP bioluminescence, luminescence immunoassay, cellular luminescence, reporter gene and other applications are described from the first tube luminometers derived from early luminescence studies using liquid scintillation counting technology to measuring bioluminescence from crude ATP and firefly tail extracts.

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