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To ensure the accuracy of your results, you need to opt between using a positive-displacement pipette vs air-displacement pipette. Here’s what you should know.
Correctly reading the volume on a pipette depends on multiple factors, including proper pipetting technique. Here are some helpful tips to ensure you're using proper techniques in the lab.
In environments requiring higher throughput levels, manual pipetting methods used in sample preparation, transfer, and mixing can sometimes be time-consuming and prone to procedural errors. Consider these automated liquid handling instruments if you need to increase your sampling throughput without compromising accuracy or repeatability.
Original Equipment Manufacturer (OEM) designs allow you to utilize the trusted technology of Gilson’s automated and manual liquid handling systems for your own applications. Learn how Gilson OEM services can provide greater customization options in this short video.
Laboratories can increase precision while automating many of their tasks using robotic liquid handling systems. Here's how you should choose your solution.
A growing drug discovery and biotech market requires labs to realize OEM partnership benefits more than ever. Consider these benefits available to help you.
Increased demand and the need for consistent results require every lab to deploy automated liquid handling in their workflows. Here’s what to consider.
For supervisors, choosing a liquid handling platform is a tough decision. Here are some of the key elements to consider before choosing a system for your lab.
For most applications and workflows, normal pipetting will suffice. However, with volatile liquid handling or problematic liquids, you'll need a positive placement pipette like the MICROMAN E.
This technical note will explain different hardware configurations, as well as
software options, to use Gilson liquid handlers with TRILUTION® LH Software as autosamplers for spectrophotometric analysis.
