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The type of pipette you use, and your pipetting technique will have a major impact on the accuracy and results of your assays. Almost every laboratory that conducts research will have a pipetting procedure that accurately measures the exact volumes when aspirating and dispensing liquids. However, if the workflow calls for pipetting dense liquids, making sure you’re using the correct pipette can ensure accuracy in your assays.
When pipetting small volumes, you'll need to take additional steps to improve your sampling accuracy. Here are five tips for improving your pipetting technique.
In this technical note, we highlight how our software and products help you add extra dimensions to your fraction collection possibilities allowing you to set conditions according to specific requirements for synthetic compound purification.
This technical note shows how the use of a suitable Gilson liquid handler and TRILUTION® LH Software makes it is possible to automate post-purification analysis sample prep. Automating this process reduces manual handling errors
and provides traceability where previously there was none.
There are many considerations when moving from manual to automated mAb purification, and this technical note discusses some of the hardware and software considerations for maintaining sample integrity and reducing carryover when using a Gilson automated liquid handling system.
