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<p style="width: 100%; margin: auto; font-size: 16px;">The Chrome-Q Light Chamber is a 3D-printed imaging measurement system used to quantify chromoproteins/color-based data. For our current project, it is used to quickly and inexpensively measure relative protein degradation through quantification of the color in chromoprotein expression.  
 
<p style="width: 100%; margin: auto; font-size: 16px;">The Chrome-Q Light Chamber is a 3D-printed imaging measurement system used to quantify chromoproteins/color-based data. For our current project, it is used to quickly and inexpensively measure relative protein degradation through quantification of the color in chromoprotein expression.  
 
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Software


Chrome-Q App

The Chrome-Q Light Chamber is a 3D-printed imaging measurement system used to quantify chromoproteins/color-based data. For our current project, it is used to quickly and inexpensively measure relative protein degradation through quantification of the color in chromoprotein expression.