Make Better Decisions Earlier With Aura Particle Analyzers
With the ability to conduct particle analysis in as little as 5 µL, you can get information on particle presence and formation early in discovery and development for critical insight into developability, stability, formulation, manufacturability and more.
Choose the Aura that Works Best for You
Aura+
Obtain accurate and quantitative particle size, count, morphology, and ID info—one Aura+ system for interdisciplinary biotherapeutic labs.
Aura PTx
Make stability, safety, and efficacy decisions earlier and get to your best antibody formulation faster with the Aura PTx (USP 788 compliant).
Aura GT
Ensure product quality, avoid vector aggregates, and monitor DNA leakage earlier when you develop gene therapies with Aura GT.
Aura CL
Maximize the purity, safety, and efficacy of your cell therapy with our simple-to-use Aura CL particle analyzer.
How the Aura Family
of Particle Analyzers Work
See More,
Learn More,
Do More—With Less
Combining two powerful technologies into a single innovation, the Aura family of instruments expands what you can accomplish when you can conduct particle analysis at high throughput with low sample volumes.
See it all
With Backgrounded Membrane Imaging (BMI), Aura instruments give you visibility into every particle in your sample, no statistical adjustments needed.
Identify it all
With Fluorescence Membrane Microscopy (FMM), Aura instruments enable identification—not just counting and size—of the particles in your sample.
Do it all
Because Aura instruments work on as little as 5 µL, you can analyze particles earlier in development when you’re working with limited volumes, identifying potential liabilities when it’s easier to re-prioritize.
Aura instruments are also able to support later development activities as they are compliant with USP 788 compendial particle measurements.
Backgrounded Membrane
Imaging—How It Works
See every visible and subvisible particle in your sample—even the transparent ones missed by other methods—with innovative BMI technology.
Fluorescence Membrane Microscopy—How It Works
With the FMM technology that’s part of Aura particle analyzers, you can uncover particle identity for faster, more streamlined development.
Side Illumination Membrane Microscopy (SIMI)
Interrogate and characterize for extrinsic and inorganic particles like glass and metals, which are the leading cause of drug product recalls.
Particle Vue Software
Get particle analysis answers in just a few clicks with flexible, easy-to-use Particle Vue Software.
