How It Works: Electronic Multichannel Micropipettor :The Scientist [2007-04-01]


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How It Works: Electronic Multichannel Micropipettor Multichannel micropipettors have drastically increased the rate at which samples can be prepared for modern high throughput assays. By automating the process with a fine-tuned digital motors and on-board software to conduct various pipetting tasks (forward, reverse, and repetitive pipetting, stepping, mixing, sequential aspiration, and programmable combinations of steps) electronic