Posts By: Hercuvan Editorial

GS-96/ 60/ 2×48/ 384/ 4830 Gradient Touch Thermal Cycler is a reliable gradient thermal cycler that delivers exceptional thermal performance for great accuracy and reproducibility in nucleic acid amplification with 8 Peltier elements, 4 independent temperature sensors and high ramping rates up to 5oC/sec. GS-96 and GS-60 models come with a standard 96-well x 0.2… Continue reading →

Location : Xiamen University Malaysia Campus (XMUMC), Sepang, Selangor Customer’s application: TT-60-SI Shaking Incubator, TT-3K-10K Mini-Centrifuge, TT-EP ElitePro Pipette Series Customer’s Feedback: Testing of TT-60-SI Shaking Incubator by shaking 250mL Erlenmeyer flasks filled with water. “It provides quiet and stable shaking!” Customer’s Feedback: Testing the performance of TT-EP ElitePro Pipette Series by user. “ElitePro Pipettes… Continue reading →

Orbital shakers are a critical piece of equipment in almost every lab. Below are the frequently asked questions when selecting open-air orbital shaker. Q1: Which rpms are recommended for my culture (bacteria, fungi, yeasts, cells, algae…)? A1: Recommended rpms for culturing: Bacteria: 250rpm, Fungi: 200rpm, Yeast: 120-300rpm, Insect cells: 100rpm, Algae: 110rpm. These are general… Continue reading →

    Date: 8 May 2017 Venue:  Hanoi University of Science, member of Vietnam National University. Meeting with Ms Thuy, Head of Department of Physiology & Human Biology.     Date: 8 May 2017 Venue:  National Institute of Malariology Parasitology and Entomology Meeting with Dr Binh (PIC for Department of Molecular Biology) VIETNAM MEDI-PHARM 2017,… Continue reading →

Reliable measurement of DNA concentration and purity is important for many applications in molecular biology where accurate determination of DNA concentration is critical. Impurities in DNA may lead to inaccurate measurement of DNA concentration and could potentially inhibit subsequent labelling reactions. One of the common methods of measuring nucleic acid purity and concentration are spectrophotometric… Continue reading →