INTEGRA Biosciences is pleased to announce the release of a new eBook providing a complete guide to pipetting. Liquid handling protocols form the backbone of many life sciences workflows, and mastering correct pipetting practices plays a vital role in obtaining reliable experimental results.
Related StoriesThe eBook aims to equip readers with the essential knowledge and skills to turn pipetting from a tedious, necessary task into an efficient, accurate and enjoyable part of lab work. It covers key subjects such as:
This comprehensive eBook will be a useful tool for any scientist looking to achieve high accuracy and precision, even when handling more challenging liquids.
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