High-performance liquid chromatography (HPLC) stands as one of the foremost analytical techniques in use today. Its operational principle involves the separation of compounds according to their polarity. Unlike traditional liquid chromatography (LC), HPLC uses elevated pressure to propel the solvent through the column, significantly expediting separations while minimizing solvent usage.
Liquid handling technology is a cornerstone of laboratory operations, encompassing a wide spectrum of tools and equipment, ranging from manual or electronic pipettes to sophisticated, room-sized multifunctional liquid handling robots. Choosing the right liquid handling solution is essential, as it not only directly impacts the accuracy and repeatability of experimental results, but also determines whether your laboratory can meet its throughput requirements.
Due to remarkable advances in genetic sequencing technology, researchers now have an abundance of tools at their disposal. From first-generation Sanger sequencing to next-generation or massively parallel sequencing, your choice of technique and technology must first and foremost complement your chosen application and help answer your specific research questions.
This new SelectScience® eBook aims to provide you with useful resources, expert insight, and application-based case studies to help simplify your choice when it comes to choosing the best DNA/RNA purification and quantification technology for your applications.
