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If you work at the bench, accurate pipetting is crucial — without accurate it your experiments would be non-reproducible, stock solutions inaccurate and assays would have such large errors that comparing them would be meaningless. But luckily, there’s no need to worry – your trusty, precision micro-pipettes take care of all that for you. Or [...]

Better Than Betaine: PCR Additives That Actually Work

The problem of amplification of DNA templates containing high GC content continues to annoy researchers despite the many strategies developed to overcome this issue. Betaine is the most common additive used to enhance amplification of GC rich sequences because of its ability to dissolve secondary structure that blocks polymerase action.  But betaine does not solve every [...]

Make Better Figures Faster Using Illustrator

Against the advice of journals and printers, many scientists use Microsoft Powerpoint to assemble posters and figures. You should consider upgrading to Adobe Illustrator! For generating scientific figures, Illustrator is more powerful and flexible than Powerpoint and is designed to produce print documents at high quality resolution. This means that journals will stop sending your [...]

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Emily Crow

Emily Crow has a PhD in Life Sciences from Northwestern University. She is currently working as an editor for a scientific publishing company. Her many scientific interests include microbiology, parasitology, and prion diseases.

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