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Serological pipets are used in cell and tissue culture applications, and in general laboratory liquid dosage when more than 1 ml volumes are pipetted. Serological pipets are made of glass or polystyrene. Plastic, disposable pipets are useful in applications where sterility is a requirement.
31 maj 2012 · Here we present the steps for measuring volumes using serological pipettes and micropipettors within a sterile field created by a Bunsen burner.
31 maj 2012 · Serological pipettes are used in microbiology laboratories to prepare cell cultures requiring media preparations involving milliliter volumes, while micropipettors are essential to molecular biology experiments that need only microliter amounts of solutions.
As immunoassays for antibodies to etiologic agents are rapid, inexpensive, specific and sensitive, serology is the primary diagnostic methodology by which laboratory animals are monitored for adventitious infections with viruses, mycoplasma, and other fastidious microorganisms.
In this video we reviewed: what a serological pipette is and when it’s used, how a pipet-aid helps to aspirate and dispense milliliter volumes of liquid, and some different applications of your serological pipette.
31 maj 2012 · Aspirate liquids with serological pipettes, precisely reading calibrated volumes by aligning the meniscus formed by the liquid to the graduation marks on the pipette. •Keep culture bottles, flasks, tubes and their respective caps sterile during liquid transfers. •Identify different applications for plastic versus glass serological pipettes.
31 maj 2012 · ·Use serological pipettes without compromising instrument sterility. ·Aspirate liquids with serological pipettes, precisely reading calibrated volumes by aligning the meniscus formed by the liquid to the graduation marks on the pipette. ·Keep culture bottles, flasks, tubes and their respective caps sterile during liquid transfers.
