
Four Common Pipetting Errors - Techniques Demonstration
Dr. Patrick demonstrates 4 common errors a novice may make when learning to using a micropipettor.
Four Common Pipetting Errors - Techniques Demonstration
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This section provides tips for proper pipetting techniques to avoid common mistakes and ensure accurate results.
Proper Pipetting Techniques
- One common mistake is not putting the pipette tip on firmly enough, which can cause it to easily fall off the pipettor.
- Always keep the pipette tip pointed down to prevent liquid from running into the pipette, which can damage it or cause contamination.
- Remember to always let the plunger up slowly. If you let it up too fast, you are likely to draw an air bubble up.
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