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Stay Informed

Staying on top of the techniques used in your laboratory is crucial for the research you do. The basic techniques are often the ones that cause most of the problems because they are so widely used.

  • Does everyone in your lab know how to do reverse pipetting?
  • Does everyone know what is influencing homogeneous cell growth in your cell culture?
  • Is everyone preparing a mastermix the same way?

Our Stay Informed Infographics Series helps you stay on top of techniques and make sure procedures are consistent throughout your lab. See how we create our infographics in our latest animation.

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Precise and Repeatable Pipetting of Problem Liquids

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Pipetting seems easy, but some tips and tricks can help you to get consistent and reproducible results—even with difficult liquids.

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Handling Magnetic Beads during NGS Library Preparation

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The preparation of high-quality NGS libraries is a cost-, labor-, and time-intensive process that requires a lot of focus. One of the most critical steps in this process is the handling of the magnetic beads. Pipetting robots like the epMotion® 5073 and 5075 NGS solutions allow automating this process. This step not only brings much-needed relief to the operator but also streamlines the process and increases productivity.

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Aerosols in the Lab

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Aerosols are colloidal systems of droplets and / or solid particles suspended in air. Aerosols can be found almost everywhere in the world and we inhale them continuously, so we should differentiate between harmful and harmless aerosols. The most important aerosols in the laboratory environment are bio-aerosols.

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Reproducible DNA Amplification in PCR

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Nowadays, PCR can be robust and easy—but you can still run into difficulties. Make sure to get the most out of your PCR with some simple tricks.

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The Basic Components of a Bioreactor

Bioreactors are more than a just a vessel. Understanding the individual components and which role they play help to maximize the effi­ciency of your process. Learn more about the basic components of a bioreactor to get more out of your vessel.

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Reproducibility and Speed in PCR

Even if PCR is one of the most common techniques in labs nowadays, to achieve stable and reproducible results can still be a challenge. Especially for advanced applications such as fast PCR, the instrument performance is crucial. Below are some facts you should consider when purchasing a PCR cycler.

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Stem Cell Expansion in Bioreactors

Stem cell culture in stirred-tank bioreactors makes scale-up easier and allows comprehensive monitoring and control of parameters like temperature, pH, and dissolved oxygen. Here are some tips to help you transfer your stem cell culture from dishes and flasks to bioreactors.

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Tips and Techniques to Enhance Your Cell Culture

Cell culture techniques are usually taught by experienced lab mates. To reduce experimental errors, it is, of course, important to follow established procedures. But there are additional small steps you can take to further increase the quality of your results.

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