We want to introduce you to our new revolutionary laboratory tool that has the potential to greatly enhance the precision and efficiency of your diagnostic analysis processes -Microlit AQUA Electronic Micropipette.
The Microlit AQUA electronic Micropipette offers several key advantages that can significantly improve laboratory workflows:
EXTERNAL DETACHABLE RECHARGEABLE BATTERY – ensures continuous usage and eliminates downtime during critical experiments with reliable power backup
LARGE EASY-TO-READ DISPLAY – 1-inch tempered LCD glass adds a layer of protection against accidental impacts, scratches and chemical spills
VOLUME ADJUSTMENT WHEEL – It offers extremely fast volume setting, menu navigation and enables single-handed operation.
12 UNIQUE MODES OF OPERATIONS – Extensive range of pipetting modes eases workflow, gives the option to tailor protocols and define custom programs.
LINEAR STEPPER MOTOR SYSTEM – Motor controlled piston operation ensures no human error and guarantees reliable pipetting.
INTERNAL STORAGE MEMORY – Users can store upto six programs in memory and reuse them as per their convenience.
SPEED SELECTION MODE – Users can select and adjust the pipetting speed from three options of Low (L), Medium (M) and High (H).
STAINLESS STEEL TIP CONE – The 304 Grade SS tip cone offers high dimensional accuracy resulting in best tip fitment.
Visit our website today and shop our products to elevate your scientific pursuits.
For proteomics to provide deeper insights into disease, we need higher throughput methods to analyze larger sample cohorts, such as can be offered with sample prep automation. The initial steps of proteomics involve numerous time-consuming sample preparation steps, necessitating countless transfers using traditional manual pipetting. This may be easy for a handful of samples for an experienced lab technician.
However, when hundreds or even thousands of samples need to be processed and analyzed, that sample prep work can get tiring and monotonous, characteristics which lead to higher human error rates and subsequent wasted resources. High-throughput proteomics must be capable of processing thousands of samples that come into the lab, as was the case during the height of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Read More
Infections with a type of bacteria known as Mycoplasma pneumoniae (M. pneumoniae), which can be a common cause of walking pneumonia, have been on the rise.
As its name implies, walking pneumonia is a kind of pneumonia (an infection where the air sacs in the lungs fill with fluid or pus) that is milder than what you’d typically expect—so you’re not bedridden and you’re able to go about your daily tasks, Lauren Pischel, MD, MSc, an infectious disease specialist and instructor at Yale School of Medicine, tells SELF. Whereas the symptoms of a classic case of pneumonia—usually caused by other types of bacteria (like Streptococcus pneumoniae) or a virus—can include fever, shortness of breath, nausea, confusion, and stabbing chest pain so severe that you wind up in the hospital, the “walking” or “atypical” variety of pneumonia presents more like a bad, lingering chest cold.
Read More
When the Christmas Lectures are broadcast on BBC Four and iPlayer in late December, we’ll be taking an audience of (I hope) millions through the science of what happens inside our bodies when we eat. How exactly do we (and other living things) work out what to eat, and how do we turn that food into thoughts and actions?
We’re working from tastebuds to toilet. We’ll look at how what we eat has a massive effect on both our bodies and our brains, and how food has fundamentally shaped human evolution as a result. We’ll also be uncovering the importance of our microbiome – as the extra ‘organ’ we didn’t know we had – and asking how we can all eat better in future.
Read MoreCalibrating your digital burette is more than just a regulatory requirement—it is essential for obtaining accurate and reliable results in your laboratory work. Regular calibration ensures compliance, enhances productivity, and reduces the risk of costly errors. By following best practices and maintaining a robust calibration schedule, you can maximize the performance and lifespan of your digital burette, ensuring precise and trustworthy measurements for all your scientific and industrial applications.
Microlit’s E-Burette 2.0 is engineered for precision, efficiency and ease of use for dosing and titration purposes. This next-generation electronic burette comes with several new upgrades, including an integrated printer for instant data logging and maintenance and a Mini Stirrer for seamless sample mixing. The enhanced features ensure superior performance, making it an ideal choice for labs requiring precise titration solutions.
Read our BlogOn a scale of 1 to 5, how much did you like this edition? Share your rating & email id and receive a free calibration check tool in your inbox!