RedShift Bio is the inventor of the Aurora TX, a fully automated instrument that uses Microfluidic Modulation Spectroscopy (MMS) to provide advanced analysis of RNA, enabling the evaluation of changes in structure rapidly.

The Aurora TX provides real-time detection of subtle structural changes in RNA across a wide concentration range and in native buffer conditions, without requiring dilution or buffer exchange. The instrument's thermal ramping capability allows for the automated analysis of RNA stability and structural consistency under temperature stress. This powerful tool allows researchers to speed up their development process, as it can be used to compare RNA sequences, detect the effects of encapsulation, and monitor ligand-induced structural changes.