Liquid Handling: encompasses the movement of liquid reagents via the diverse range of large scale robotic platforms to hand held single channel pipettes. These tools, used anywhere from research to clinical applications, are paramount for delivery of accurate measurements. Liquid handling is used for protocols such as RNA/DNA purification, ELISA, cell culture, PCR/Sequencing reaction setup, automated detection assays, reaction cleanup, protein purification and MALDI-TOF spotting. This equipment minimizes or eradicates contamination, reduces inconsistencies in sample yield and prepares uniform quantities.
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DATE: November 10, 2020 TIME: 7:00am PDT, 10:00am EDT Automation can provide tremendous benefits such as increased pipetting precision and accuracy, productivity, and throughput. Numerous wo...
Soluble cytokine biomarkers are the master regulators of cell-to-cell communication-- the means by which one cell tells another what to do or where to go. Determining the biomarker signature...
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