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INDEX OF ADVERTISERS Agilent Technologies


A Krüss Optronic GmbH Analytik Jena AG Anton Paar GmbH


Bellingham + Stanley Ltd - a xylem brand Bibby Scientific Ltd - Jenway Bibby Scientific Ltd - Stuart CyBio AG Ellutia F-DGSi


Forum Labo 2013 Fritsch GmbH


GFL Gesellschaft für Labortechnik mbH Glassco Laboratory Instruments GR Scientific Ltd


Hanna Instruments® India Lab Expo 2013


USA


International Crystal Laboratories Julabo Labortechnik GmbH


OFC 61 49


34,35 37 19 39 53 8 7


40 47 61 38 57


28,OBC 52 61 31


Lab Systems Furniture


61


Liebherr 27 Lightpath Optical (UK) Ltd LMS Ltd


Metrohm Ltd NuAire, Inc


Parker Hannifin Manufacturing Ltd


domnick hunter Filtration and Separation Division Peter Huber Kältemaschinenbau GmbH Porvair Sciences Ltd Priorclave Ltd


PuriCore International Ltd Retsch GmbH


Shimadzu Europa GmbH Socorex ISBA SA UVP, LLC


Vacuubrand GmbH + Co KG Waters Corporation


IFC 11


41 13 54 55 45 9


61


57,61 30


12,32,33


61 29 17


Improving Reproducibility in Real-Time PCR


Integra has reported how a leading US clinical diagnostic laboratory has, using a VIAFLO 96 handheld electronic pipette, significantly improved the reproducibility and productivity with which it carries out Real-time PCR assays.


An important source of income for the clinical diagnostic lab is the screening of patient samples for the presence of disease markers by gene expression analysis. This analysis involved transferring pre-treated patient samples from a 96-well plate source to a target PCR plate, adding the PCR master mix and then subsequently analysing the plate by real-time PCR. The lab traditionally processed around 100 plates per day and the work was all done using 12-channel pipettes. Manually filling a 96-well plate, including changing of pipette tips after every sample transfer, was acknowledged to be a time consuming task and transferring the samples often proved to be prone to error.


Tthe lab invested in an Integra VIAFLO 96 handheld electronic pipette to both load the patient samples into the plates and then to transfer the PCR master mix to the reaction plate. As a result - the work is now done in half the time. More important to the clinical diagnostic lab are two additional improvements. Transfer mistakes from plate to plate have been eliminated and now the light-sensitive PCR master mix is only exposed to daylight for a few seconds prior to the reaction, as all plate wells can be processed at the same time.


The Integra VIAFLO 96 is a handheld 96-channel electronic pipette that enables fast, precise and easy simultaneous transfer of 96 samples. Fast replication or reformatting of 96 and 384 well plates and high precision transferring of reagents, compounds and solutions to or from microplates is now as easy as pipetting with a standard electronic pipette into a single tube. Four pipetting heads with pipetting volumes up to 12.5µl, 125µl, 300µl or 1250µl are available for the VIAFLO 96. These pipetting heads are interchangeable within seconds enabling optimal matching of the available volume range to the application performed.


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Proficiency Testing Rounds on Meat Speciation Available


LGC Standards has launched two new samples for meat speciation testing, as part of its established Quality in Meat and Fish Analysis proficiency testing scheme. These new samples aim to support meat-testing laboratories in the wake of the recent horsemeat scandal.


These samples are suitable for any laboratory involved in the analysis and authentication of beef products. The two new rounds are determination of equine in bovine meat and determination of porcine in bovine meat.


LGC Standards is the first PT provider to offer samples for horsemeat in beef, to address the issues arising from the recent public scandal. Following the discovery of horsemeat in a number of ready meals, food retailers in the UK have been told to carry out tests on all processed beef products.


Brian Brookman, Director of Proficiency Testing at LGC Standards said “We are aware of the increased emphasis on quality assurance within food testing laboratories. The new PT rounds from LGC Standards will allow laboratories carrying out such tests to demonstrate, and improve, the quality of their measurements, thus giving confidence to retailers, consumers and regulators in their test results on beef products.”


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New EFS Handbook Published


Miniature component specialists Lee Products have recently published a new EFS (Electro Fluidic Systems) technical handbook which provides a valuable resource of product information along with practical engineering reference material.


Lee Product’s three Electro-Fluidic Systems groups produce high quality miniature solenoid valves, micro-dispense valves, atomising and dispense nozzles, fixed and variable volume pumps, integrated fluidic manifolds, inert tubing and fluid control components and custom engineered designs.


These products are used in medical and scientific instrumentation, analytical / clinical chemistry, in-vitro diagnostics, drug discovery and ink jet printing applications.


This new 323 page EFS handbook includes detailed information on Lee’s wide range of solenoid valves and pumps along with their manifolds, tubing, accessories, and special products, plus useful engineering and general information.


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INTERNATIONAL LABMATE - APRIL 2013


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