At some point, when things settle down, I’ll create a page dedicated to the TECAN machine and document all of the troubleshooting and tricks I’ve learned so far. Before that happens I have another mystery to solve. Take a look…
Tag: TECAN
A quick graph showing that a higher active area/inactive area ratio sees less pore blockage
These volume measures were conducted at 5.6 +/-0.2 PSI using the variable area sepcons with either a half slot, one slot, three slots, or the normal five slots. Note that the pressure was normalized via a pressure regulator, and…
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TECAN absorbance for 96-well plates is topping out even with pure buffer
EDIT: This problem was solved thanks to Tejas. It turns out that Falcon BD transparent 96 well plates absorb in the UV range, and are best used for bradford assays or anything that measures absorbance higher than the UV range.…
