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The Micropipette

Have used this tool a few times at a local biotech lab. Is there a calculation where one can confirm that a desired amount can be confirmed between a number of micropipettes of different capacities? Want to develop a command of this tool

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detriment

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9 years ago

You do realize that micropipettes have different capacities, right? Just order one from promega or something?

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9 years ago

I really can't understand what you need. What exactly do you need to do?
As detriment said, micropipettes have different capacities. Also, their capacities can usually be regulated.

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