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  1. Encyclopedia MDPI@Encyclopedia_X
    Air displacement pipettes 🧪 handle µL liquids via piston vacuum. Essential in bio/biochem, they use disposable tips & come in adjustable/multi-channel types. Avoid organic solvents! Requires regular calibration. 🔗 #LabTools #Pipetting #Science
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  2. Bel-Art & Wilmad@SPBelArtWLG
    What freezer box ships and stores flat, and folds into shape in seconds? SP Bel-Art Pop Up 2” Freezer Boxes! Sturdy and reusable, they fit in standard 2” freezer racks and don’t stick to icy racks or shelves. #scienceware #labtools #storage Learn More:
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  3. Servicebio@WUHANSERVICEBIO
    🧪🌟Unlock the secret to maintaining sample integrity during centrifugation with Servicebio's top-notch centrifuge! See how it effortlessly preserves your samples from deformation and degradation. #Centrifuge #Laboratory #LabTools #SampleIntegrity
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  4. XX@bcellorg
    1/11 📢 Exciting news! The preprint is out! We introduce a comprehensive resource offering data from 547 human islet donors. Dive into molecular profiles, islet function, and donor phenotypes to advance your research! #DiabetesResearch #Bioinformatics
    bioRxiv SysBio @biorxiv_sysbio
    HumanIslets: An integrated platform for human islet data access and analysis #biorxiv_sysbio
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  5. XX@bcellorg
    @bcellorg
    3/11 💻 With intuitive workflows and interactive visualizations, makes data analysis accessible for non-specialists. Export results easily for offline analysis. Expert users can easily download minimally-processed data. #UserFriendly #ScienceTools
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  6. XX@bcellorg
    @bcellorg
    4/11 🔬Every detail of our isolations and cell culture is in there, allowing researchers addresses the technical challenges of islet research. Understand how these factors impact your data analysis. #ResearchCommunity #LabTools
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  7. Laura Manenti@LallinaManenti
    @LallinaManenti
    3) These bubbles, called cavitational bubbles, will collapse under the pressure of the surrounding liquid, providing a jet of fluid against the surface of the object to be cleaned. How strong are these jets? Well, the jet pressure from the collapsing bubble can reach 20 bar!
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