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  • Are you using the correct micropipette?- February 3, 2021 – Lukas Keller – Life Sciences News Article

    Laboratory professionals can spend hours each day holding a micropipette, and improving pipetting efficiency and ensuring reliable results is often a challenge.Choosing the right micropipette for any given application is key to the success of laboratory work; it not only ensures the performance o...
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  • The Future of the Scientific Workplace

    The Future of the Scientific Workplace

    The laboratory is much more than a building filled with scientific instruments; it is a place where minds come together to innovate, discover and come up with solutions to pressing issues, as demonstrated throughout the COVID-19 pandemic. Thus, designing a lab as a holistic workplace that support...
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  • ACE Biomedical Rsp Pipette Tips For Tecan Workstations

    ACE Biomedical Rsp Pipette Tips For Tecan Workstations

    Pipette tips suitable for TECAN workstations can be divided into two categories: TECAN clear/transparent filter tips and TECAN conductive/conductive filter tips. ConRem is a professional manufacturer of IVD consumables. ConRem RSP pipette tips can be used on the TECAN workstation platform. All pr...
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  • How to Choose the Right Liquid Handling Automation Platform

    How to Choose the Right Liquid Handling Automation Platform

    Automated pipetting is one of the most effective ways to minimize human error, increase precision and accuracy, and speed up a lab workflow. However, deciding on the “must-have” components for successful workflow automation liquid handling depends on your goals and applications. This article disc...
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  • HOW TO STOP MESSING UP THE 96 DEEP WELL PLATE

    HOW TO STOP MESSING UP THE 96 DEEP WELL PLATE

    How many hours a week do you lose to deep well plates? The struggle is real. No matter how many pipettes or plates you have loaded in your research or work, your mind can start playing tricks on you when it comes to loading the dreaded 96 deep well plate. It’s so easy to add volumes to the wrong ...
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  • How to Choose the Right Pipette Tips for your Experiment

    How to Choose the Right Pipette Tips for your Experiment

    The precision and accuracy of even the best calibrated pipette can be wiped out if you choose the wrong kind of tips. Depending on the experiment you are doing, the wrong kind of tips can also make your pipette a source of contamination, lead to waste of precious samples or reagents—or even cause...
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  • Polypropylene PCR plates

    Polypropylene PCR plates

    To ensure full compatibility with robotic systems, DNase / RNase- and pyrogen-free PCR plates from Suzhou Ace Biomedical feature high rigidity to minimise distortion before and after thermal cycling. Produced in Class 10,000 clean room conditions – Suzhou Ace Biomedical range of PCR plates are ce...
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  • 2.2 mL Square Well Plate: Specifications and Applications

    2.2 mL Square Well Plate: Specifications and Applications

    A 2.2-mL square well plate (DP22US-9-N) now offered by Suzhou Ace Biomedical has been particularly developed to enable the base of the well to be in contact with heater-shaker blocks and thus improve the performance of the process. Additionally, the plate manufactured in Suzhou Ace Biomedical cla...
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  • What is a COVID-19 PCR test?

    What is a COVID-19 PCR test?

    The polymerase chain reaction (PCR) test for COVID-19 is a molecular test that analyzes your upper respiratory specimen, looking for genetic material (ribonucleic acid or RNA) of SARS-CoV-2, the virus that causes COVID-19. Scientists use the PCR technology to amplify small amounts of RNA from spe...
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  • What is a PCR test?

    What is a PCR test?

    PCR means polymerase chain reaction. It’s a test to detect genetic material from a specific organism, such as a virus. The test detects the presence of a virus if you have the virus at the time of the test. The test could also detect fragments of the virus even after you are no longer infected.
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