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An Erlenmeyer flask is a type of laboratory flask featuring a flat bottom, a conical body, and a cylindrical neck. It is named after the German chemist Emil Erlenmeyer who created it in 18601.&nbs ...

An Overview of Strengths and Challenges  Erlenmeyer flasks and beakers are classic pieces of laboratory equipment that most of us have tried taking for granted now.If you are in the market ...

One of our "Stellar" core values, is to seek out new products to enrich your lab experience without busting the budget. While perusing vendor booths at the recent ASCB, we absolutely flipped whe ...

When culturing and growing mammalian cells, everything utilized in the process must remain sterile to prevent contamination.Dedicated rooms and laminar flow biosafety cabinets help create a steril ...

Some cells grow best when left untouched while others, like suspension cells, bacterial and yeast cells, require vigorous mixing to create the right environment for cell reproduction.One of the mos ...

Here’s History, Background, and Features  Erlenmeyer flasks are an essential piece of equipment in chemistry and microbiology laboratories. The Erlenmeyer flask was invented in 1891 by the ...

While some cells need near perfect stillness to propagate and grow, other cells are stimulated by vigorous motion. Adherent cells are commonly grown in flat surfaced dishes, multiwell plates ...

Collecting saliva samples for Coronavirus testing just got easier with the recent FDA Emergency Use Authorization for the SalivaDirect kit from the Yale School of Public Health.What makes the new ...

Electronic barcodes were created to reduce human input error and accelerate cataloging of items.1D, or one-dimensional barcodes, are strips of black lines with white spaces found on packaging which ...

This article is a collection of "greatest hits" taken from email conversations between customers and the wonderful technical staff at Benchmark Scientific. The focal point are questions dealing ...