Micropipettes are widely used across microbiology, chemistry, medical and soil testing laboratories for the precise transfer of different liquid samples. They offer a quick way to meet workflow needs, from preparing the initial liquid sample to placing it in a system for subsequent analysis. Poor ergonomics as a function of the design of the micropipette […]
In any laboratory, sterilization is a non-negotiable safety measure—and autoclaving remains the gold standard for achieving it. Autoclaving is the process of using high-pressure, saturated steam to eliminate bacteria, viruses, fungi, spores, and other harmful microorganisms from equipment and materials. By maintaining temperatures of around 121°C at 15 psi, autoclaves kill even the most resistant […]
What are Heterogeneous Samples? A mixture is defined as a combination of two or more substances, which may or may not be chemically combined. A mixture can be either heterogeneous or homogeneous depending on the extent to which the substances are combined, as well as the uniformity of composition. A homogeneous mixture has a uniform […]
Introduction Micropipettes are an indispensable part of any scientific research laboratory. Today, they are used in almost every scientific / research experiment. The instrument has made the life of scientific community all over the world very convenient. But have you ever wondered about a micropipette’s history? How was it invented and how did scientists handle […]
As modern researchers increasingly work with high-value small volume samples, the need for advanced pipetting techniques/protocols is evident. In order to detect microscopic changes accurately in small sample volumes, test tubes and vials are being gradually replaced by microplates, which require reagents in the microliter/nanoliter range. While working with small volumes, factors such as temperature […]
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