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All, I work in a production lab that uses vacuum manifolds. We are currently using five vacuum pumps with five manifolds apiece. This is getting unwieldy and
Posted - Wed Nov 11, 2009 3:44 am
Christopher Rieckenberg
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Dear Colleagues Does anyone have experiences with the lab on the chip technology and/or e.g. Raindance? Who is using that in reality for routinely cellular
We've completed the third course in the initial portion of our program. The courses currently available are: 1) NEW -- Introduction to Laboratory Automation 2)
I am going to recommend acoustic dispensing anyway. By the time you purchase a conventional liquid handler and pay for tips, in a few years you have the same
Hello, In general you should probably ask people to contact you directly with their recommendations on specific pieces of kit - I'll send you a private email