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Squid™ Full Range Pipette: Reduce pipette changes, bench clutter, and calibration burden

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By Aimee Molineux 
| News Medical
To start, can you give an overview of the Squid Full Range Pipette and the problem it was designed to solve in busy life science labs? Squid is the first pipette to cover a full range of aspirate and dispense volumes from 1 – 1000 µL in a single device. In a typical protocol, researchers will be switching between multiple pipettes to pipette the range of volumes required. Squid eliminates the need for additional pipettes, which streamlines the workflow and reduces lab bench or flow hood clutter.
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Clinical vs. preclinical ultrasound: Frequency effects

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By Aimee Molineux 
| News Medical
In ultrasound research, resolution is important, especially when working with small animals. Whether investigating cardiovascular function in mice, tracking tumor growth, or assessing therapeutic efficacy, the instruments employed can have a substantial impact on the quality and reproducibility of results. Many laboratories, however, continue to use clinical ultrasound scanners, which are designed for use with humans, to imaging small animal models.
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Newton 7.0 for in vivo imaging: key performance benefits

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By Aimee Molineux 
| News Medical
The Newton 7.0 sets a new standard for preclinical optical imaging. Designed for dependability and versatility, it allows researchers to visualize biological processes in real time while maintaining image quality and ease of use. Here are eight reasons why researchers use the Newton 7.0 for in vivo imaging excellence: 1. A wider lens aperture The Newton 7.0 has the widest available lens aperture (f/0.70), enabling increased light collection even from low-signal samples.
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