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Precision mass measurement for reagent and sample prep, the first checkpoint before any solution is made up.

Confirms buffers and media sit at the right pH before they're used in downstream reactions.

Separates cells, debris, and supernatant by density — standard step before extraction or staining.

A quieter, lower-maintenance second unit for routine spins, keeping the high-speed centrifuge free for demanding runs.

Holds samples at a fixed temperature for enzymatic digestion or denaturation steps ahead of PCR.

Agitates and temperature-controls liquid cultures, supporting microbial growth work alongside molecular prep.

Runs multiple annealing temperatures in a single cycle, used to optimize primer conditions for new assays.

Reads nucleic acid or protein concentration and purity by absorbance, the standard check before and after most protocols.

Separates DNA or RNA fragments by size on a gel, the standard way to confirm a PCR reaction worked.

Visualizes stained DNA bands on a gel under UV light, used to read out electrophoresis results.

Routine bright-field viewing for cell morphology, staining checks, and teaching demonstrations.

Maintains a particle-free airstream over the work surface for sterile handling of cultures and reagents

Sterilizes glassware, media, and tools under pressurized steam before they re-enter the workflow.

Calibrated volume transfer across the microliter range, used in nearly every protocol on the bench.

Produces purified water in-house for buffer and media preparation.