Learn what attributes Prometheus users considered a must-have and how we made sure to preserve them when integrating and implementing new biophysical techniques. Prometheus Panta gives you the ability to simultaneously collect particle sizing, thermal unfolding, and aggregation data throughout the entire thermal ramp — making it the perfect tool for stability characterization of biologics.
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