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Wondering how the curve calibration works in gas chromatography? Or just looking for nice reading material on chromatography topic?  Then you are in for a treat! To sum it all up – here is a quick answer to the question, “What is a calibration curve in gas chromatography?” Calibration is

Innovations have advanced healthcare through the years. Technologies are not only prolonging but also saving more lives. Science has made it possible to detect disease and avoid it through genetic screening and gene therapy. Laboratories can put HPLC to use to analyze one’s blood for the diagnosis of medical conditions.

Column chromatography is a method of separating and purifying solids and liquids. This is one of the most effective procedures in biotechnology today. Because of its thousands of uses, it is an essential part of laboratories all around the world. In this article, we will walk you through its definition, its

Not all vials are created equal, and each vial made has its purpose in the world of laboratory technology. If your mind hasn’t grasped yet the two, don’t worry because we got the answers to your questions. As the name suggests, high-performance liquid chromatography operations require HPLC vials. In contrast,

If you remember the start of the COVID, you’ll surely remember how hard it was to detect it for the entire population. In the first weeks, many laboratories decided to join forces to find affordable detection methods and treatments. One of the many ways that we can now use to

Both acetone and acetonitrile are highly used solvents in the biotechnology world. Researchers and scientists use it in pharmaceuticals, the food industry, the makeup industry, etc.  In this article, you will find important information about acetone and acetonitrile. Apart from that, find out how we use both in our labs