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How to Use the MVS to Measure Residual Volumes Remaining in a Plate After Sample Aspiration
5 Dec 2018This application note demonstrates an alternative use for the Artel MVS® Multichannel Verification System. As opposed to measuring the accuracy and precision for a volume transfer of sample into a microtiter plate, the MVS is instead employed to measure the volume of sample left behind after attempting to aspirate off the entire sample from each well of a microplate, i.e., the residual volume of sample.
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