Autoclave is one of the most common sterilization instruments being used across various industries, including drug development, medical care and scientific research. An autoclave process works by producing highly-saturated steam under pressure, eliminating the majority of micro-organisms and spores. This instrument is used to sterilize different types of labware, media and biological waste. The reason […]
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 […]
You might have taken control of all the possible variables involved in your cell culture experiment, and feel assured that your study is free of any type of contamination causing agent. However, contamination caused by a pipette and its tips lurk discreetly in the corner, and are likely to be overlooked by many researchers. When […]
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