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qPCR plays a vital role in addressing today’s healthcare questions, with applications ranging from gene expression analysis to mutagenesis studies, and contamination is a significant concern. So, how can you ensure the integrity of your qPCR samples? This article explores where contamination arises from, and how to identify it. To improve sample integrity, we highlight approaches you can take to minimize contamination.
The University of Oxford reduces pipetting time by 75% with Gilson’s TRACKMAN® Connected system. Read more about their workflow and how they use connected tools to make their DNA normalization workflow more efficient.
Gilson provides scientists with a range of manual and automated high-precision liquid handling tools to enable CRISPR/Cas9 gene-editing research. By choosing the right tool for the right job, convenience, productivity, accuracy, and precision can all be maximized to ensure reproducible and verifiable results.
Wastewater surveillance for COVID-19 outbreak detection is helping researchers speed up the identification of population-wide infections. Here’s how.
To ensure the accuracy of your results, you need to opt between using a positive-displacement pipette vs air-displacement pipette. Here’s what you should know.
Your pipetting protocol just got simpler. In this webinar, we introduce our partnership with QIAGEN and dive into the TRACKMAN® Connected technologies that will provide users with a digitized pipetting system for their molecular biology applications.
Here at Gilson, we provide a range of trusted lab solutions that can be easily integrated into your qPCR and RT-Lamp testing workflows to deliver reliable data and streamlined results. See how our instruments and services can support you throughout each step of the procedure in this edition of Fluid News.
The type of pipette you use, and your pipetting technique will have a major impact on the accuracy and results of your assays. Almost every laboratory that conducts research will have a pipetting procedure that accurately measures the exact volumes when aspirating and dispensing liquids. However, if the workflow calls for pipetting dense liquids, making sure you’re using the correct pipette can ensure accuracy in your assays.
When pipetting small volumes, you'll need to take additional steps to improve your sampling accuracy. Here are five tips for improving your pipetting technique.
We recently sat down with Dr. Chung-Ho Lin from the University of Missouri to discuss his method and how Gilson PIPETMAX® 268 was incorporated into their wastewater surveillance workflow, and how this approach impacts efforts to mitigate the spread of COVID-19.
