Tryptophan fluorescence serves as a valuable tracer for studying microbial dynamics, wastewater impacts, and organic matter cycling in aquatic systems. In academic and field research settings, it enables non-destructive, real-time analysis of water quality and biochemical processes.
AlpHa’s XC-TRYP sensor utilizes patent pending optical technology with the following unique features:
The measurement of tryptophan is essential in research and education for the following reasons: AlpHa’s tryptophan fluorometer brings high-resolution, field-deployable instrumentation into classrooms, laboratories, and watershed studies. This helps the next generation of scientists and water professionals build real-world technical skills.