Pipetting Proteins Without Creating Bubbles

Are you tired of dealing with bubbles when pipetting protein? In this video, you will learn more about pipetting techniques to avoid this common problem.
One effective method is the reverse pipetting technique, which involves aspirating the liquid slowly and then expelling it quickly. This helps to prevent the formation of bubbles. Another option is to use an electronic pipette, which allows you to dispense multiple aliquots with a single aspiration. This can be particularly useful when pipetting proteins into a microcell plate.
Sartorius Electronic Pipettes
With electronic pipettes you can dispense multiple aliquots with single aspiration. Pipette an entire microcell plate of proteins without creating bubbles, using reverse pipetting technique or multi-dispensing mode. Learn more at www.sartorius.com/en/products...
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[@pathofast]

If we only dispense upto first stop, quantity may not be maintained ??

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i thought this

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