Autoradiography Film

Autoradiography films are specialized photosensitive materials used to detect and visualize radioactive substances in various applications, particularly in molecular biology and nuclear research. These films are highly sensitive to the emissions from radioactive isotopes, allowing for the creation of detailed images of radioactive samples. Autoradiography is vital for tasks such as DNA sequencing, gel electrophoresis, and studying protein interactions. After exposure to the radioactive sample, the film is developed, revealing darkened spots corresponding to the location and intensity of radioactivity. This technique is indispensable for researchers working with radiolabeled molecules to understand biological and chemical processes at the molecular level.