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PCR Plate Warping: Comprehensive Guide to Causes and Solutions
Warping of PCR plates during thermal cycling is a common laboratory issue that can compromise experimental accuracy and potentially damage sensitive instrumentation. This guide provides a detailed analysis of warping causes and evidence-based solutions. Cause Manifestation General Solut...Read more -
Solving Sample Evaporation in PCR: A Practical Guide for Reliable Results
Sample evaporation during PCR runs remains a common yet preventable challenge in laboratories worldwide. This issue can compromise data accuracy, especially in sensitive applications like qPCR and NGS library preparation. Key Aspects Core Strategies Professional Recommendations Perfect...Read more -
Prevent PCR Cap Bursting: A Guide to Protecting Your Samples and Your Data
Why Do PCR Tube Caps Burst? The Science Behind the Problem The fundamental cause is a pressure imbalance inside the tube. During thermal cycling, the sample liquid heats up, increasing vapor pressure. If the tube is improperly sealed, this pressure can force the cap open, much like a lid popping...Read more -
How to Select the Perfect 8-strip Tubes for Your PCR Instrument
Selecting the correct 8-tube strip is essential for optimal PCR results. Follow these three key steps for a perfect match. 1. Match the Instrument Model Your PCR machine model dictates the tube dimensions. Always check the manufacturer’s manual for compatible consumables. 2. Select Tube...Read more -
Six Reasons to Choose Plastic Reagent Bottles
01 Enhanced Safety Plastic reagent bottles offer greater safety compared to glass ones. Glass bottles are prone to breakage under external forces, leading to reagent leakage or contamination, which increases transportation risks. In contrast, plastic bottles do not produce fragments or sharp edge...Read more -
PCR Tube Selection Guide
PCR Tubes are key consumables in PCR experiments, and their selection directly affects the accuracy and stability of experimental results. This article will help you better choose the right PCR Tube from multiple perspectives, including the classification, volume, and co...Read more -
PCR Sealing Film: A Very Important But Easily Overlooked Part Of PCR Experiment
Classification of PCR Sealing Film Ordinary Sealing Film: 1. Polypropylene material, 2. No RNase/DNase and nucleic acid, 3. Easy to seal, not easy to curl 4. Good sealing QPCR Sealing Film: 1. Higher sealing: QPCR experiments require a lower evaporation rate to ensure the accuracy of data results...Read more -
Sample Storage Tubes: How to Choose the Right Storage Tubes for Your Precious Samples?
Sample storage tubes have a wide range of uses. They can be directly centrifuged or used as transport/storage tubes for the transportation and storage of reagents such as oligonucleotides, proteases or buffers. How to classify? 1️⃣ By volume: 0.5ml/1.5ml/2ml 2️⃣ Based on...Read more -
Dual-material PCR Plate | The Perfect Partner For Automated High-throughput PCR Experiments
Are you looking for PCR consumables that can match the automatic pipetting workstation? Are you worried that the PCR plate frame material is too soft and cannot withstand the gripping pressure of the robot arm? Are you worried that the PCR plate will deform after thermal...Read more -
5 Key Tips to Pick the Perfect ELISA Plate
1. According to the throughput 48-well/96-well: suitable for multi-channel pipettes and automated workstations, 96-well plates are the most commonly used specifications on the market; 384-well: mainly used in automated workstations, suitable for high-throughput experimen...Read more -
Knowledge of Lyophilized PCR 8-strip Tube Caps
What is Lyophilization? Lyophilization is to cool down the material containing a large amount of water in advance, freeze it into a solid, and then sublime the solid water directly under vacuum conditions, while the material itself remains in the ice shelf when frozen, s...Read more -
Related Knowledge Of Disposable Latex Gloves
Precautions for Use: 1. Make sure the size of the gloves fits your hand before wearing. If the gloves are too tight, they are easy to break; if they are too loose, it may cause inconvenience in operation. 2. After wearing, it is strictly forbidden to contact with subst...Read more
