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Mastering Serial Dilutions

Scientists need to be aware of many factors to build accurate and reproducible serial dilution protocols. 

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Life science researchers use serial dilutions for a number of purposes, including estimating specific concentrations of a target of interest, determining optimal working conditions for a protocol, or identifying the limits of detection (LOD) and quantification (LOQ). However, many factors can affect their accuracy, ranging from incorrect calculations to incomplete mixtures or poor pipetting. 

Download this white paper from Rainin for a detailed guide to serial dilutions, and learn how to build precise, accurate, and reproducible serial dilution protocols.

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