Posted on March 2, 2009 by balintblaszlo
Dear Colleagues,
I promised you to give an update about serological pipettes.
We use serological pipettes when we want to manipulate (to move) liquids that are in the range of 5 to 25 ml. Smaller volumes than 5ml can be measured with Gilson type pipettes, while for larger volumes than 25ml we use measuring cylinders.
Serological pipettes have [...]
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Posted on February 16, 2009 by balintblaszlo
This is an introduction into lab pipeting. We review tipical pipettes used in a molecular biology lab, from the single use devices to the multichanell pipettes.
Filed under: Lab equipment, Pipet, Water | Tagged: barrier tip, Biology, Gilson, Lab, liquid, Pasteur, Pipettes, Serological, Single use, sterile | 6 Comments »
Posted on February 1, 2009 by balintblaszlo
Hi,
Before we make the first experiment we have to discuss about some trivialities that might be different in the lab than in the outside world.
For example: water. Everyone knows what water is and I don’t want to recapitulate again the basics. You can have a real good overview here.
We use water for plenty of applications [...]
Filed under: Lab equipment, Water | Tagged: cell, filter, LPS, MilliQ, molecular biology, nuclease, solution, sterile, Water | 8 Comments »
