• 03Dec, 2021

    What Is Cuvette

    A cuvette is an equipment used for spectroscopic analysis. It is mainly a quartz cuvette fired from quartz powder, but also cuvettes for trace, semi-micro, fluorescent, etc.

  • 26Nov, 2021

    How To Do Daily Maintenance Of Pipettes in Daily Use

    As the most commonly used instrument in the laboratory, the pipette is also one of the instruments most likely to affect the experimental results. It is very necessary to ensure its accuracy.

  • 19Nov, 2021

    What Is PCR Plate

    The PCR plate is a polymerase chain reaction (Polymerase Chain Reaction, PCR) which is mainly used as a carrier for the primers involved in the amplification reaction, Taq DNA polymerase, dNTP, tem...

  • 12Nov, 2021

    What Is Serological Pipette

    Serological Pipette, also known as disposable pipette, is mainly used to accurately measure a certain volume of liquid and needs to be used with a suitable pipette.

  • 05Nov, 2021

    What Is Pipette

    The pipette, also known as the pipette gun, is a device used to quantitatively transfer liquid. When conducting research on analysis and testing, pipettes are generally used to remove small or trac...

  • 29Oct, 2021

    How To Use Sharps Box

    The sharps box is made of hard materials as a whole, which is closed and puncture-proof to ensure that the contents of the sharps box are not under normal conditions.

  • 22Oct, 2021

    Sampling Method Of Saliva Collector

    Saliva sample collection is a harmless and painless method of obtaining DNA. This method will not cause any correction to the person who collects it, is easily accepted, and can replace the samplin...

  • 15Oct, 2021

    What Is Blood Collection Needle

    The venous lancet is a lancet used to collect blood samples in the medical examination process. The blood collection needle at the top is used to puncture the blood vessel, and the tail end is conn...

  • 24Sep, 2021

    What Is Cover Glass

    A cover glass is a thin, flat glass sheet of transparent material, usually square or rectangular, about 20 mm (4/5 inch) wide and a fraction of a millimeter thick, and placed on an object observed ...