UV-visible absorption spectroscopy, biomacromolecular applications

Rodger, Alison; Sanders, Karen

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UV-visible absorption spectroscopy, biomacromolecular applications

Date

2016-01-01

Authors

Rodger, Alison

Sanders, Karen

Abstract

The absorption of UV-visible light by biomacromolecules provides important insights into the molecular nature, behaviour and processes, including intra- and intermolecular interactions. Moreover, it is one of the primary means of assessing the concentration of biomolecular solutions.