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Look How We Make it Easy to Choose the Correct Hermle Universal Centrifuge for Your Research Laboratory Applications(Post)
Shopping for a universal laboratory centrifuge just got easier thanks to Stellar Scientific's distinctly organized system of Hermle centrifuges and components. Unsure what t ...
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Buy these Lab Consumables and Help Rid the Ocean of Plastic(Post)
“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 towering bags of contaminated laboratory pl ...
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This New Cell Strainer Makes it Easy to Prepare your Samples for Flow Cytometry(Post)
The wizardry of flow cytometry is breaking new ground in molecular biology, protein engineering, pathology, immunology and other research disciplines. Using laser light, reagents and fluor ...
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Covering Your Assay With This Collection of Laboratory Reservoirs(Post)
In the years that Stellar Scientific has been serving the scientific community we've witnessed many changes. Two stand-outs trends within the last five years are: 1. A sign ...
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Why Is It So Hard to Find Filter Tip Pipette Tips and Are There Any Solutions?(Post)
In the USA and around the world, laboratories are dealing with a serious shortage of pipette tips with a special filter, or barrier, to prevent aerosol contamination.In large part, this sudden shor ...
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Weighing in: Uncovering the mystery how our lab balances work(Post)
When it comes to basic laboratory instruments, most people don’t care how they work, they just want to know that they can unpack, plug and play. A few items on this list are: centrifuges ...
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Should I choose wet or dry transfer methods for my Western blots?(Post)
What is electroblotting?Western blotting is a standard procedure used to analyze proteins. During this process, proteins are separated by their size using SDS-polyacrylamide gel electrophoresis (SD ...
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Four common mistakes labs make when purchasing freezer racks – and how YOU will avoid them(Post)
Is it an understatement to say your minus-eighty freezer contains the culmination of your life’s work? Probably no less than $100,000 in samples and experiments are stored in the average twe ...
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Why Are Dry Bath Blocks Sold Separately And Not Included With A Dry Bath?(Post)
For a simple piece of lab equipment, purchasing a dry bath can be a complex and confusing experience.Most times, the misunderstanding is related to dry bath blocks.Mistakes happen because stock pho ...
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How to Choose the Right Serological Pipettes(Post)
We’re sure you know your way around the lab, but did you know that choosing a serological pipette is quite a serious mission? Lab materials are the foundation of most of what you do in the lab ...
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What are Low-Retention Tubes for and do I Need Them?(Post)
Background and Introduction to Small Molecule AdsorptionIn molecular biology, many of the molecules of interest exist only in picogram amounts within the cell. Collecting enough protein and DNA for t ...
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Don’t get “hoodwinked!” – A few lessons learned while setting up new tissue culture hoods(Post)
We were recently invited by a large lab group to problem solve a situation they were facing as they prepared to move into newly renovated lab space. While much thought and planning had gone into ...