ART™ Barrier Low-Retention Pipette Tips
Thermo Scientific™ ART™ Barrier Low-Retention Pipette Tips are specifically designed for eliminating sample retention within the pipette tip.
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Precise results, will not replace this product for my future experiments
Analysis of extracts from plant tissues
This product is worth the money and more importantly is the experiments are very precise. You can minimize the errors in quantitative analysis by achieving great results.
Review Date: 22 Mar 2023 | Thermo Fisher Scientific
Low Retention pipette tips are specifically designed for applications requiring high accuracy and reproducibility.
The delivery of highly viscous liquids is problematic because significant amounts of residual liquid typically remain in the pipette tip after the operation is completed. This systematic loss of sample contributes greatly to the variability in complex reactions such as PCR, RT PCR, and DNA sequencing.
Low Retention pipette tips reduce sample retention by three to five times when compared to an ordinary pipette tip. This new polymer technology makes the inner su rface of the pipette tip more hydrophobic resulting in a significant reduction in sample loss due to adhesion. The result is less liquid retention and improved liquid handling.
Features:
- Improves Sample Accuracy
- Increased Reliability
- Saves Expensive Reagents
- Precise Sample Delivery
- Certified RNase, DNase, ATP, Endotoxin, and Pyrogen Free· MicroPoint & SoftFit Design
- 100% Inert
Master the art of pipetting with techniques and trends for optimal genomic sample handling
Join Steve Beckett, Senior Technical Sales Specialist for Liquid Handling Solutions at Thermo Fisher Scientific, as he presents strategies to improve pipetting and enhance productivity in genomic workflows. He will highlight various pipetting techniques, discuss challenges and solutions for genomic workflows, and reveal future trends in laboratory products and genomic workflows.
Key takeaways include:
- Learn the correct pipetting techniques to improve ergonomics in genomic workflows
- Understand pipetting for genomic sample preparation and storage processes
- Discover future trends in pipetting and liquid handling within genomic workflows
Who should attend?
This webinar is ideal for anyone involved in pipetting within genomic workflows, including those using automated liquid handlers.
Certificate of attendance
All webinar participants can request a certificate of attendance, including a learning outcomes summary, for continuing education purposes.
