A complete pipetting cycle involves steps such as pipette tip installation, volume setting, liquid aspiration and dispensing, and tip removal. Each step requires adherence to specific operating procedures. Tip Installation For a single-channel pipette, insert the pipette vertically into the tip, lightly press, and rotate slightly left and right to...

Before use, calibration is necessary, typically every three months. For infrequent use, calibration may be done every six months. Calibration can be achieved through weight calibration, where 1 mL of distilled water at 20°C equals 0.9982 g (using a milligram electronic analytical balance). Select a pipettor with an appropriate volume...

The personnel responsible for consumables should regularly inventory all consumables in the laboratory, submit timely procurement requests, and conduct inspections upon receiving consumables. Laboratory testing personnel must strictly adhere to operating procedures, conduct quality checks on received reagent kits, and assess the specificity, sensitivity, compliance rate, and detection limit of...

Commonly used laboratory consumables, such as pipette tips, pipettes, and PCR plates, are typically made of polypropylene (PP). Cell culture plates/bottles, enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay (ELISA) plates, or chemiluminescence plates are often made of polystyrene (PS). When it comes to centrifuge tubes, there are various plastic materials available, such as polypropylene...

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In general, commonly used laboratory items such as pipette tips, pipettes, and PCR plates are made of polypropylene. Cell culture plates/bottles, enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay (ELISA) plates, or chemiluminescent plates are often made of polystyrene. As for centrifuge tubes, various plastic materials may be used, and let's take a look at...