Improve Your PCR Reproducibility with Good Pipetting Practice
Program Overview
- Review the past, present and future of PCR
- Discuss variables that impact PCR reproducibility
- Understand how the pipetting system and pipetting technique impact accuracy
- Give practical recommendations for pipette, tip selection and critical techniques
In theory, PCR is a straightforward reaction—primers, buffers, template, and enzymes working together to amplify DNA. While running these assays is second nature to many life scientists, we all face the familiar headaches: contamination, poor amplification, and inconsistent results.
But, did you know that pipetting is a critical, yet often overlooked, factor in PCR success? In this webinar, we will explore how selecting the ideal pipette, choosing the right consumables, and mastering liquid handling techniques can dramatically improve your PCR reproducibility.
Register today to discover how Good Pipetting Practice can improve your PCR and molecular biology workflows. Get all your pipetting questions answered by pipetting experts during the live Q&A.
This webinar is part of the Good Pipetting Practice Academy series designed to give scientists at the bench practical, real-world guidance on critical aspect of liquid handling.
Key Takeaway
Learn how to improve PCR reproducibility with practical recommendations for pipettes, tips, and technique.
Speaker
Gustavo Chavarria, PhD
Head of Applications and Technical Marketing, METTLER TOLEDO Rainin
Gustavo’s focus at Rainin is scientific application development, identification of product enhancement, and translation of scientific needs into actionable solutions. He has experience in development and validation of bioassays, cell-based assays as well as identification of potential chemotherapeutic agents in drug development. Gustavo holds a PhD in Biochemistry and a Masters in Statistics.
