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Pipetting is the process of using a pipette, whether it's a plastic pipette or a glass pipette, to measure or transfer a small volume of a liquid samp...
A pipette is one of the smallest and most essential pieces of equipment you find in a laboratory. Though it’s small, a pipette makes all the differenc...
Pipetting is a vital part of liquid handling workflow for any laboratory that None [1] works with liquids or semi-liquids , as pipettes give users t...
A micropipette is a pipette used for measuring small volumes of liquids with a volume range between 1 and 1000µl. The first micropipette with a spring...
Using a micropipette is pretty similar to using a standard pipette (also known as a "pipet"). The main difference between the two tools is that the ...
There are a variety of errors that account for under-pipetting. Under-pipetting means you’re under-delivering solution volumes during your pipetting...
There are multiple potential consequences if you don’t have proper pipetting technique. Some of these consequences are: Inaccurate results Damaged eq...
Good pipetting technique depends on a high-quality pipette or pipettor and a lot of practice. Using proper pipette technique can be compared to a lot ...
In an ideal world, every scientist’s workspace would be completely sterile. Though it’s not possible to achieve that, aseptic pipetting techniques and...
There’s an art to maintaining pipettes. Always follow maintenance instructions according to the pipette manufacturer and your own laboratory’s mainte...
James The Lab Expert
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