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“Laws” and “Sausages” as two things you should never watch being made.Can we add “Scientific Research” to the list? Between piles of rodent carcasses and tower … read more
“Laws” and “Sausages” as two things you should never watch being made.Can we add “Scientific Research” to the list? Between piles of rodent carcasses and tower … read more
The best time to organize your lab freezer is the moment you buy it, before it becomes a jumbled menagerie of assorted boxes, tubes, racks and who knows what. … read more
Speak with enough scientists and you will hear the recurring theme of not enough money to fund all of their ambitious projects and experiments. Its a chall … read more
In every laboratory, personnel spend a lot of time - often hour after hour - in a chair. With the wrong chair, those hours get grueling. Even with the ri … read more
Few areas of science get as nuanced as culturing cells. The methods and media vary with the cells being cultured and the downstream experiments and analysi … read more
When Cary Mullis came up with the polymerase chain reaction (PCR) in 1983, it might have been hard to imagine how ubiquitous this technique would become in r … read more
Flow cytometry simultaneously analyzes a cell in many ways. The features analyzed can include cell size and number, plus molecular markers and other characte … read more
Every lab needs a pump, but not just any pump will do. Now, we can bring you a great one—the Vapourtec SF-10 peristaltic laboratory pump. In fact, V … read more
Making microscope images is fundamental to biological and clinical sciences. It’s one thing to see something amazing under a microscope and another to capt … read more
A Penn State website notes that DNA ladders “are among the most commonly used reagents in molecular biology research.” Also known as DNA molecular weight mar … read more
Microscope slides make up one of the most common items in many, many labs. In forensics, healthcare, life sciences and other areas, scientists and technicians … read more
Pushing a pipette too often over too much time can turn lab work into rehab. Despite being a known risk in labs for decades, this problem continues. In 199 … read more
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