What is the difference between the ARC and nCS2?

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  1. Spectradyne (United States)

    “Both instruments use MRPS to measure nanoparticle size and absolute concentration. The ARC additionally combines MRPS with single-particle fluorescence detection (F-MRPS), enabling simultaneous measurement of fluorescent subpopulations — such as payload-loaded LNPs or labeled EVs — in up to three optical channels. The nCS2 provides fast, accurate size and concentration measurements without fluorescence capability.”

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