How does an Elisa Microwell Plate Reader work, and what are its applications in biochemistry?

An Elisa Microwell Plate Reader measures the absorbance of light in each well of a microplate to quantify biological reactions in enzyme-linked immunosorbent assays (ELISA). It detects color intensity changes caused by enzyme reactions, translating optical signals into precise numerical data. The device allows researchers to quickly analyze large sample sets with high accuracy and repeatability. Used widely in biochemistry and diagnostics, it aids in detecting proteins, hormones, and antibodies. Modern readers feature multiple wavelength options, rapid reading speeds, and user-friendly interfaces for efficient workflow management. The results are automatically processed and stored for easy data analysis. Compact, reliable, and easy to maintain, the Elisa Microwell Plate Reader remains a cornerstone of clinical and research laboratories, providing consistent, quantitative results critical for diagnostic testing and biochemical research.